Stories tagged with Eddie Box Jr.

30 years ago, Leonard C. Burch, Southern Ute Tribal Chairman, signs his retirement and health plan with Robert Kennedy looking on. The Southern Ute Tribal Council in their May meeting approved a retirement and health plan for the staff.

Fri Jun 7th, 2019

Many Moons Ago

Charnele Matthews, a young Navajo woman was this year’s recipient of the Box Family Scholarship. She is currently working on obtaining her nursing degree at the Pueblo Community College in Durango, Colo. Eddie Box Jr. and Betty Box presented the scholarship check to her at the Bear Dance Powwow on Saturday, May 25 in the SunUte Community Center.

Fri Jun 7th, 2019

Box family awards scholarship

The Box family and relatives squeeze into the elevator dressed in their regalia just before they take to the stage at the Earth’s Call concert on Saturday, May 18 in Aspen, Colo.

Thu Jun 6th, 2019

All-star concert brings awareness to Aspen

“Rumble” at Durango Library

KSUT Board of Directors, Ex-Officio, Eddie Box Jr., speaks of his musical background during the panel discussion after the documentary “Rumble: Indians Who Rocked the World” screening at the Durango Public Library, Thursday, Jan. 17. Also on the panel, left to right: Dr. Shelby Tisdale, Director of the Center of Southwest Studies at Fort Lewis College, Robert L. Ortiz, KSUT Board of Directors Vice-President, Betty Box and Eddie Box Jr.

Fri Feb 1st, 2019

“Rumble” at the Durango Library

30 Years Ago: Sylvian Valdez and his family played “Jingle Bells”.
This photo first appeared in the Dec. 22, 1988, edition of The Southern Ute Drum.

Thu Dec 20th, 2018

Many Moons Ago

After performing poems and songs at Fort Lewis, Tanaya Winder signs one of her last books “Why Storms are Named After People and Bullets Remain Nameless” for a college student.

Thu Oct 11th, 2018

Indigenous people celebrated

Thu Sep 13th, 2018

Obituary: Scott Taylor

10 years ago

A weekend of fun activities for the entire family is something everybody in Ignacio looks forward to during the San Ignacio Fiesta weekend, which is always held at the last full weekend in July. Just as every year, the parade is just the start of festivities. Pictured are the Grand Marshall’s for the parade, Eddie, Jr. and Betty Box, who normally are handing out fun things for the children along the streets during the parade but this year they had the honor of being Grand Marshall.

This photo first appeared in the July 18, 2008, edition of The Southern Ute Drum.

Tue Jul 17th, 2018

Many Moons Ago

Jakob Box

Thu Jun 7th, 2018

Box family presents scholarship

Matthew Box and his father Eddie Box Jr. share a laugh before they sing Bear Dance songs at the Ute Nations Day event.

Thu Jun 7th, 2018

Ute Nations Day honors Bear Dance Chiefs

Southern Ute elder Eddie Box Jr. gives a warm welcome to those who attended the blessing ceremony for KSUT’s future home, the Eddie Box Jr. Media Center, Friday, Nov. 17.

Tue Nov 21st, 2017

KSUT hosts blessing ceremony

Weston Anthony, Jessica Anthony, Kenzie Anthony, and Kandon Anthony dress up as the Caped Crusader and his fellow villains.

Thu Nov 10th, 2016

Tribe celebrates Halloween

Thu Nov 10th, 2016

The KSUT Board of Directors wants you!

30 Years Ago: The Southern Ute Youth Group proudly displays their first place blue ribbon they won at the Cultural Heritage Festival in Farmington on Oct. 9 and 10. The members who participated were L-R: Sheila Ryder, Eddie Box Jr., Betty Box, Benito Casias, JoGenia Red and in front Sarah Hudson. Other youth group members not pictured were Joe Mayokok, Bertha Box, Snow Bird Box, and Eddie Box Sr. Part of the group who did not participate were Sadie Frost, Theodosha Frost, Rhonda Frost, Toniette Baca.

Thu Oct 13th, 2016

Many Moons Ago

Fri Sep 16th, 2016

Farmer’s Market open through Sept. 25

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