Stories tagged with Leonard C. Burch Day

Former Councilwoman Mrs. Edna Hood received an engraved plaque and her old council nameplate from Tribal Chairman Leonard C. Burch at her last meeting on Tribal Council.

Fri Dec 3rd, 2021

Reflecting on the life of Leonard C. Burch 

Sarafina Chackee and Kalynn Weaver stop to admire an old war bonnet in the National Museum of the American Indian while touring with the Close Up Foundation on Monday, Feb. 10.

Fri Jan 15th, 2021

2020: A Year in Review

Southern Ute Chairman Leonard C. Burch holds the plaque and certificate he was awarded – the Durango Community Citizen Award in 1997. Burch also received the 15th Annual Martin Luther King Humanitarian Award (2000) and the Council of Energy Resource Tribes’ Achievement Award (2002).

Fri Dec 18th, 2020

La Plata County joins Tribe in recognizing Leonard C. Burch Day — December, 10

ELEMENTARY: Third Grade
Makenne Rae – Southern Ute Indian Montessori Academy

Fri Jan 3rd, 2020

2019 Leonard C. Burch Art & Literacy Contest Winners

Fri Dec 8th, 2017

Why we celebrate Leonard C. Burch Day as a Tribal Holiday

1. Cedar Point adds housing: The lack of housing on the reservation has long been a topic of discussion. But in 2016 we seen significant progress made by the tribe providing more housing options to the membership. The Cedar Point Housing Initiative Team hosted membership meetings on phase 1 of the need-based project, which includes 25 townhomes and 23 single- family lots. In October, a groundbreaking ceremony was held in Cedar Point beginning the work expanding the subdivision.

Fri Jan 6th, 2017

2016: The Top Ten

Tribal member Ethan Rock keeps up his pace during the 5th Annual LCB Walk Run.

Thu Dec 22nd, 2016

LCB Walk-Run returns for 5th year

A sea of blue was seen on coming down Scotts Pond Rd. Over 150 community members participated in the memorial walk.

Thu Dec 24th, 2015

Community walks to remember Burch

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