Stories tagged with Amy Barry

30 Years Ago: Five students and a chaperone will be attending the Washington D.C. Workshop, March 3 – 10, 1990. The purpose of the workshop was to help students learn about the federal government, the judicial system and have the opportunity to learn what it takes to be in politics. Those students attending were (right to left) Sadie Frost, Daphnee Washington, Amy Barry, Johnita Taylor, and Anthony Gunn (not pictured).
This photo first appeared in the March 3, 1990, edition of The Southern Ute Drum.

Fri Feb 28th, 2020

Many Moons Ago

40 Years Ago: Sunshine Cloud Smith, Essie Kent and Kathlene Curry watching the ballots. They are members of the election board. It was a very long day for them.
This photo first appeared in the Nov. 10, 1978, edition of The Southern Ute Drum.

Thu Nov 8th, 2018

Many Moons Ago

KSUT Executive Director, Tami Graham, concentrates on moving a worn microphone stand into position prior to an interview hosted by Stasia Lanier, with KSUT Tribal Radio Program Manager, Sheila Nanaeto and KSUT Board Vice-President, Robert Ortiz as part of the three-day on-air fund drive.

Fri Jul 6th, 2018

KSUT’s Capital Campaign nears goal for new media center

The Sunshine Cloud Smith Youth Advisory Council honors Chairman Frost with an embroidered Pendleton Blanket during the reception.

Fri Dec 8th, 2017

Tribe bids farewell to Chairman Frost, Councilwoman Barry

Thu Nov 9th, 2017

Meet your candidates

Ignacio varsity head coach Thad Cano presents freshman Makayla Howell with one of two Coaches’ Awards – recognizing top classroom performance through GPA – at the Volleycats’ end-of-season banquet/awards ceremony Tuesday, Nov. 29.

Thu Dec 8th, 2016

V’cats officially bring 2016 to an end

Sunshine Cloud Smith Youth Advisory Council at the Youth Honoring Luncheon on Tuesday, Oct. 11 pose with Miss Indian World, Danielle Ta’ Sheena Finn a member of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe and NCAI President, Brian Cladoosby.

Fri Oct 14th, 2016

NCAI brings the heat, landing in Phoenix

The Southern Ute Indian Tribe was recognized Thursday, March 17 in the Colorado State Senate Chambers in the Colorado State Capitol. Southern Ute representatives, Southern Ute Councilwoman, Amy Barry (left) and Tribal Chairman, Clement Frost (right) flank Little Miss Southern Ute Krystyn Weaver.

Fri Apr 1st, 2016

Ute tribes meet in Denver

The Southern Ute Indian Tribal Council thanked outgoing youth for their dedication and the work they did on behalf of Southern Ute youth. Pictured (left-right) are outgoing Youth Council members Lonicia O’John, Randy Herrera and Cameron Weaver.

Fri Feb 19th, 2016

Tribe welcomes new youth leaders

Southern Ute tribal member, Jesse Vigil successfully completed fifteen weeks of training at the Indian Police Academy in Artesia, NM.

Fri Sep 18th, 2015

Vigil reports for duty

Fri Aug 21st, 2015

Amy J. Barry: Tribal Council activity report and update

Wed Sep 25th, 2013

Council introduces new staffers, health cards at elders’ meeting

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