Stories tagged with Precious Collins

Southern Ute tribal departments hosted the “End of School Year Bash” for all students, their families and friends, at the Piinu Nuuchi Skatepark, Saturday, May 21. SunUte Front Desk attendant Margaret Manzanares seems pleased with her cotton candy creation, while SunUte Recreation Coordinator, Bird Red and Southern Ute Museum Director, Susan Cimburek handle snowcone duties.

Sun Jun 5th, 2022

Ending school year with a BASH!

Thu May 19th, 2022

BEE HEARD: May is Mental Health Awareness Month: Back to the Basics

Fri Apr 22nd, 2022

BEE HEARD: New substance use prevention educational sessions offered: “Parents’ Night Out”

Thu Feb 24th, 2022

BEE HEARD: Do not forget to Love You

Fri Feb 11th, 2022

BEE HEARD: Love and Addiction – What is the connection?

Fri Dec 17th, 2021

BEE HEARD: The holidays and alcohol

Fri Nov 19th, 2021

BEE HEARD: Native American Heritage Month!

Fri Nov 5th, 2021

BEE HEARD: What is substance use and can you become addicted?

Youth Mental Health First Aid instructor, Precious Collins explains how important it is for these practice sessions are for real life events.

Fri Nov 5th, 2021

Expanding mental health knowledge

Sunshine Cloud Smith Youth Advisory Committee members, Elliot and Nate Hendren are skating brothers, proudly showing off their new “I Rise Above” hoodies given away during the Skate Park Jam, by the Southern Ute Behavioral Health Dept., Friday, Sept. 24 at the “Píníinu Núuchí” Skate Park. The purpose of the Skate Jam was to bring awareness to suicide and mental health.

Fri Oct 8th, 2021

Skating for Suicide Awareness & Mental Health

Warren Whyte makes a personal connection with “Bernard,” one of the horses at Horse Empower outside of Durango, Colo., Wednesday, Sept. 8. “If they do find success in connecting, that’s the beauty, that’s the thing that they get to carry on, outside of the arena,” emphasized Horse Empower founder and equine specialist, Kim Hardesty.

Fri Oct 8th, 2021

Horse Empower brings families closer, fosters communication

Southern Ute tribal elder, Carol Baker holds the raffle bag for Precious Collins while she picks out a winner of a Subway gift card at the Music in the Park event at Ute Park on Wednesday, Sept. 15.

Fri Sep 24th, 2021

Music in the Park

Fri Sep 10th, 2021

BEE HEARD: September is Suicide Prevention Month Find power in your purpose

The amount of white substance shown next to a penny is a lethal dose of fentanyl, according to federal agents at the U.S. Attorney’s Office.

Fri Sep 10th, 2021

Fentanyl is deadly and it’s in our community

Fri Aug 27th, 2021

Creating a compassionate culture and a resilient community

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