Stories tagged with Marvin Pinnecoose

Thu Sep 21st, 2023

Royalty Intro: Theoden Greany

The Southern Ute Indian Tribe and Pueblo Community College partnered to host a Farmers Forum, Wednesday, Aug. 16 at the Sky Ute Casino Resort. The program, dedicated to fostering discussions and promoting new agricultural courses, invited local farmers to express their ideas. Among the speakers that night was Southern Ute tribal member Marvin Pinnecoose, who shared his thoughts, challenges, and experiences as a beginning farmer taking over his families’ land assignment north of Ignacio.

Fri Aug 25th, 2023

Education Dept. hosts Farmers Forum

High Willow and Thistle. Noxious weeds like to make their presences known. These willows and thistle top out at six feet in height.

Thu Aug 10th, 2023

That Farm Life: Shared experiences to benefit the beginning farmer

Fri Jun 16th, 2023

The 134th UMU Bear Dance welcomes all!

Graduates of Ignacio High School toss their mortars after receiving their diplomas to close out the 2023 Commencement Ceremony. Ignacio High School had 31 students receive their diplomas in the Ignacio High School Gymnasium, Saturday, May 27, before a packed house of families, friends and loved ones.

Fri Jun 2nd, 2023

We now present you … the class of 2023!

Fri May 5th, 2023

SUIMA steps into spring

Fri May 5th, 2023

Bobcats reach for the stars

Fri Mar 24th, 2023

Celebrating community at MPF

Clearing out snow around barns, workshops, driveways, and feeding areas is crucial for access.

Thu Jan 26th, 2023

That Farm Life: Shared experiences to benefit the beginning farmer

Tribal Council Treasurer, Marvin Pinnecoose

Thu Jan 12th, 2023

Pinnecoose appointed as Treasurer

Thu Dec 8th, 2022

Eagle recognized, Barry and Pinnecoose take Oath of Office, and Cloud appointed vice chair

Wed Nov 30th, 2022

Sharing heritage with schools

Marvin J. Pinnecoose received 175 votes, and Marjorie D. Barry received 157 votes. Both Pinnecoose and Barry are the newly elected Tribal Council Members.

Fri Nov 18th, 2022

Southern Ute Indian Tribe 2022 General Election Results

Fri Nov 18th, 2022

Ft. Mojave Bird Singers

Bad bales tend to be numerous in the outer row of the field closest to ditches, drainage, and fences. Though these are not optimal for feeding livestock, they can serve as a bottom layer of a haystack or even as bedding and mulch for the fields.

Thu Nov 3rd, 2022

That Farm Life: Shared experiences to benefit the beginning farmer

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