Stories tagged with Amy Barry

The Boys & Girls Club of the Southern Ute Indian Tribe began their Summer Club, Friday, June 10 with a Kickoff BBQ! BGC board members and Tribal Council joined in on the celebration.

Fri Jul 1st, 2022

BGC kicks off the summer

Tribal Information Services Mail Clerk and Receptionist Deeana Cruz greets one of the first early morning visitors at the Southern Ute Tribal Annex Building on Monday, May 2. A Tribal Information Services Receptionist will now greet all visitors to the building and require individuals to sign in and out per building security policy.

Thu May 5th, 2022

Front entrance of historic Annex building remodeled to house welcome desk, receptionist

Shumway was presented with a Pendleton blanket and a plaque of recognition from the Division by Justice and Regulatory Director, Chris Mimmack.

Fri Apr 22nd, 2022

Sergeant Carol Shumway retires

20 Years Ago: On March 26, 2002, Tim Ryder led a drum making workshop for Ignacio youth at the Southern Ute Cultural Center. It was part of a week-long series of activities entitled “Beads, Looms and Feathers.” Pictured is Tim Ryder and Victor (Bear) Frost explaining to participants how to make mini drums.
This photo was published in the April 5, 1982, issue of The Southern Ute Drum.

Fri Apr 8th, 2022

Many Moons Ago

The Southern Ute Boys and Girls Club Board of Directors and the Southern Ute Tribal Council welcomed Amy Barry during her appointment and approval to serve on the Boys and Girls Club Board of Directors on Tuesday, Sept. 14.

Fri Sep 24th, 2021

BGC welcomes Barry

Tribal Information Services Director, Edna Frost reminisces with her husband Raymond Frost while watching a slide show of her professional career during a retirement celebration hosted in her honor on Friday, July 23, at the Multi-Purpose Facility. The slideshow was followed by congratulations and well wishes from past and present members of Tribal Council.

Fri Jul 30th, 2021

Edna Frost celebrates career, retires

Thu Jul 15th, 2021

The Executive Office announces new directors

TIS Director, Edna Frost gifts Debbie Lucero a Pendleton blanket as an appreciation of her years of service for the Southern Ute Indian Tribe.

Tue Jul 13th, 2021

Lucero leaves Tribe for retirement

Samantha Maez answering calls at the Southern Ute Call Center.

Thu May 20th, 2021

SunUte Call Center begins transition of services

Southern Ute tribal members, Elijah Weaver and Cyrus Naranjo, were among those invited to have the first official skate at SunUte’s new skate park, Sunday, April 4.

Fri Apr 9th, 2021

Skate Park open to the public, tribal youth get first run

The Southern Ute Indian Tribe opened the Sky Ute Casino Event Center to the public for a vaccination event on Thursday, March 25. First doses of the Moderna vaccine were made available for people age 18 and older, over 700 vaccinations were administered in total.

Fri Apr 9th, 2021

Phase II is a less restrictive, maintains emphasis on health and safety

Amy Barry helps check in Gabriel Carmona while Heather Frost takes temperature checks at the entrance of the Sky Ute Casino Event Center on Wednesday, February 10.

Fri Feb 12th, 2021

Tribe coordinates back-to-back vaccination event

Dozens of volunteers and trained health care professionals made this event possible on the Southern Ute Reservation.

Fri Aug 14th, 2020

Tribe holds 2nd mass testing for COVID-19

As assistant coach Shasta Pontine emcees the moment, Ignacio Volleyball head coach Thad Cano displays a gifted blanket to onlookers attending the Volleycats’ 2019 end-of-year awards banquet inside IHS Auditorium. In the months that followed, Cano would decide to resign his varsity post, which he’d held since 2012 following a three-year stint as an assistant – making for 11 total seasons with the program.

Fri Jul 31st, 2020

A roots re-route: Cano couldn’t refuse N.M. return

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

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