Stories tagged with Phillip Martinez

Kandin, Amonnie & Zalissa Johnson.

Fri Apr 23rd, 2021

Protecting One Another

10 Years Ago: The annual Southern Ute Health Services Kids Fair took place Friday, March 4 in the SunUte Community Center, receiving a “healthy” attendance of 213 kids and adults from tribal departments and schools. Health Services staffers gave students a chance to see the effects of unhealthy food firsthand, while the hands-on Wildlife exhibit showcased a stuffed turkey. While most of the booths were informational, SunUte and the Southern Ute Indian Montessori Academy gave the kids a few athletic challenges, included an obstacle course.

This photo was first published in the March 11, 2011, issue of The Southern Ute Drum.

Fri Mar 12th, 2021

Many Moons Ago

Misty Wilson assists Southern Ute tribal elder Phillip Martinez pack his string beans and squash from the Ute Mountain Ute Farm and Ranch, Monday, Aug. 10 in the Southern Ute Agriculture Building. Produce from the UMU Farm and Ranch deliveries can be picked every Friday in August at the Southern Ute Agriculture Building at 655 CR 517 in Ignacio. The Southern Ute Tribe is still under a mask advisory and social distancing is required when picking up your produce.

Fri Aug 14th, 2020

Sharing the harvest

The Southern Ute Environmental Programs Division planted over 1000 trees along Stollsteimer Creek running downstream from Lake Capote.

Thu Jun 23rd, 2016

Reestablishing the forest along Stollsteimer

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