Stories tagged with Mikki Naranjo

Ignacio High School senior, Tricia Olguin was crowned as the Winter Sports Queen along with other seniors. Marie Joy and Lisa Nail were crowned as runner ups. This photo first appeared in the February 19, 1993, edition of the Southern Ute Drum.

Thu Feb 23rd, 2023

Many Moons Ago

16-year-old Linda Baker was crowned Miss Southern Ute in September of 1975. Baker was assisted in pinning her sash by Margaret Mouser and Shirley Frost at the Sky Ute Downs Racetrack.

Wed Aug 24th, 2022

Tribal Fair: Royalty

Fri Feb 25th, 2022

Tribe’s apprenticeship program offers first-rate mentorship and career advancement opportunities to tribal members

Fri Jan 28th, 2022

KSUT welcomes new board member, Mikki Naranjo

Mikki Naranjo, Contracts and Grants Manager

Wed Dec 30th, 2020

Tribe welcomes Naranjo as Contracts and Grants Manager

Fri Jan 31st, 2020

Obituary: Dixie Lou Naranjo

Southern Ute Elders Kenny Frost and Alden Naranjo spend time after the screening to answer questions and expand on “The Wickiup Investigation” episode at the Ignacio High School Auditorium on Wednesday, Jan. 30.

Thu Feb 14th, 2019

Wickiup investigation

Mikki Naranjo stands tall and tells her story about domestic violence and how she fought through all the pain and fear at the domestic violence awareness night held at the Multi-Purpose on Oct. 15.

Fri Oct 26th, 2018

Domestic violence soars in Native communities

Kai Roubideaux poses for a photo with his mother, Mikki Naranjo, Chairman Christine Sage, and John Floyd (grandson of Elbert J. Floyd) after receiving the Elbert J. Floyd 2018 scholarship award.

Fri Aug 3rd, 2018

Roubideaux earns Floyd award

Fri May 11th, 2018

True to the game

AFTER: Tribal members, Brandi Raines (left) and Mikki Naranjo (right) smile as they strike a pose in their new sweaters.

Fri Mar 30th, 2018

Taking the lead with fitness

10 Years Ago: The Southern Ute Tribe had three Tribal Rangers on the Southwest Regional Shoot Team and two from the Jicarilla Apache Tribe. Members are (left to right): Jr. Charles Ruybal, Sr. Abel Velasquez, Raphael Watts, Owen Phone and Russell Vigil. The Top Gun Award also went to the Southwest Region, taken by Raphael Watts, Sr. Each region is presented by 5 shoot team members. The regions are Northwest, Southwest, Great Plains, Great Lakes, Northeast, and Southeast regions. The Southern Ute Tribe has been a member of the Society for 21 years. This photo first appeared in the July 7, 2006, edition of The Southern Ute Drum.

Thu Jul 7th, 2016

Many Moons Ago

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