Stories tagged with Alden Naranjo

Ute Mountain Ute elder, Terry Knight (USAF) led the procession from the Veterans Memorial Park.

Fri Jun 7th, 2019

Memorial Day: A day of remembrance

Ute Mountain Ute tribal elder, Thomas House thanks Tara Vigil, the Cultural Preservation Events Coordinator at the Ute Nations Day Celebration.

Fri Jun 7th, 2019

Southern Ute Tribe honors Golden Age

Southern Ute Elders Kenny Frost and Alden Naranjo spend time after the screening to answer questions and expand on “The Wickiup Investigation” episode at the Ignacio High School Auditorium on Wednesday, Jan. 30.

Thu Feb 14th, 2019

Wickiup investigation

Southern Ute Brave, Levi Lopez is one of the first to interact and view the newly opened “Written on the Land” Ute exhibit on Friday, Dec. 7.

Thu Dec 20th, 2018

Ute voices, tribal histories shared in Denver

Fri Aug 3rd, 2018

Ignacio proud host of language reunion

Thu May 25th, 2017

Briggs joins NAGPRA team

Alden Naranjo was the subject of many stories, and expressions of gratitude as he bid farewell to the tribe during his retirement party on Friday, March 31.

Thu Apr 13th, 2017

Naranjo retires as NAGPRA Coordinator

Edward Box III, Southern Ute Culture Director

Thu Dec 22nd, 2016

Culture Deptartment aims to increase membership involvement

Southern Ute NAGPRA Coordinator Alden Naranjo and Betsy Chapoose, Northern Ute Cultural Rights and Protection Director discuss edits to informational panels that will appear in exhibits at the newly expanded Ute Indian Museum at the 12th Ute Indian Museum Expansion Consultation Thursday, Dec. 1 in Denver.

Thu Dec 8th, 2016

Sister tribes review museum content

30 Years Ago:
Eddie Box Sr. spoke to the crowd about the American Indians at the Thanksgiving presentation with his grandsons, Matthew Box (left) and Edward Box III (right) held on Nov. 23.
This photo first appeared in the Dec. 12, 1986, edition of The Southern Ute Drum.

Thu Dec 8th, 2016

Many Moons Ago

Environmental Programs Division Head, Tom Johnson (right) talks with RTOC attendees about a Ferricrete rock outcrop exposure during a site tour in Silverton, Colo. Thursday, June 16.

Thu Jun 23rd, 2016

EPD hosts Regional Tribal Operations Committee meeting

Lynda Grove-D'Wolf talks with the students about the Ute language and explained how her style of teaching the language differs from others.

Fri Jun 10th, 2016

Denver University comes to town

Randy Baker and Southern Ute Tribal Chairman Clement J. Frost, pose for a picture with the headdress that was given back to the Tribe on Tuesday, June 8 in the Leonard C. Burch Building. The headdress was originally gifted to the Superintendent of Ignacio schools from Antonio Buck as a thank you for allowing Carl Baker, the first tribal member to enter into Ignacio public school system. Randy Baker is the son of Carl Baker.

Fri Jul 11th, 2014

Headdress returns home

Culture Camp participants stand with Southern Ute elder Alden Naranjo for a group portrait.

Fri Jul 12th, 2013

Hiking, hot springs and s’mores

Crystal Garnanez (left), a community resource officer at the Southern Ute Police Department and coordinator of the PeaceJam program, joins group members before a screening of “Keep It Sacred” at the Southern Ute Multi-purpose Facility on Friday, Jan. 25 to thank community members for their support.

Fri Feb 8th, 2013

Youth-produced sacred tobacco film headed to Durango, Denver

“Keep It Sacred” to be screened for a wider audience.

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