Stories tagged with Jay Dee Brunson

Construction of the boat storage units at the Southern Ute Fairgrounds (SUFG) is progressing despite cold, wet weather. SUFG Manager Jay Dee Brunson anticipates having the slabs for the units finished by mid-December weather permitting. More information will be coming from the Growth Fund in the near future as far as reservations, price, and sizing per unit. Construction is still on schedule to have the project complete by late spring — once again weather permitting. Workers put down hay on plastic coverings, Thursday Nov. 10. at the entrance to the Southern Ute Fairgrounds.

Fri Nov 18th, 2022

Boat storage moves forward

Contractors break ground on the Tribe’s proposed boat storage facility, with dirt work and excavation underway — concrete foundations are set to be completed ahead of winter.

Sun Oct 9th, 2022

SUFG boat storage

Sunshine Cloud Smith Youth Advisory Council Chairman Issac Suina welcomes the crowd to the Ignacio School Board Meet the Candidates night, Wednesday, Oct. 21 at the Ignacio High School Auditorium.

Fri Oct 30th, 2015

Youth host school board forum

 

 

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