Stories tagged with SunUte Community Center

Sat Mar 28th, 2020

About NAIG 2020

Thunder Windy Boy fakes a dribble to his left then runs the ball to make a layup for the ‘Sixers’ against player 31.

Fri Mar 13th, 2020

Cross-court action

SUPD Detective Richard Herrera holds up a photo of drugs found on the Southern Ute Indian Reservation while discussing what he’s seen in the community and how everyone can be a part of combating drugs in the community.

Fri Mar 13th, 2020

Speak Now training

Bulls player, O’hozhoni Larry gets ready to go up for the shot before Lakers players swarm her.

Fri Feb 28th, 2020

Youth ballers rock the court

Dimitri Burch stays grounded as his training partner tests him while pulling on his Gi as Gi BJJ, Farrell Dodge give positive reinforcement.

Fri Feb 14th, 2020

SunUte welcomes Jiu-Jitsu

Voices of Our Sisters, including, IHS Girls’ Basketball volunteer assistant coach Maria Rivera (far left) and Lady Bobcat JV/varsity swing player Helaina Taylor (second from left), perform a special Honor Song during the Murdered & Missing Indigenous Women awareness event at the Ignacio High School Bobcats basketball games against Nucla, Saturday, Feb. 1, in the SunUte Community Center.

Fri Feb 14th, 2020

Ignacio Bobcats host MMIW Awareness Event at SunUte

Ignacio’s Makayla Howell (1) hoists up a hook shot during 2A/1A San Juan Basin League battle with Nucla Saturday, Feb. 1, inside SunUte Community Center.

Fri Feb 14th, 2020

Lady ’Cats cruising along in league play

John Washington shoots the ball as Ray Sanchez III waits for the rebound. Jim Bulwan officiates.

Fri Feb 14th, 2020

Youth ballers begin season

In collaboration with the SunUte Community Center, the Voices of Our Sisters group and SASO Sexual Assault Services Organization the Sing Our Rivers Red Earring Exhibit is currently housed in the hallway of the community center. The exhibit is a representation of the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW), it’s a way for families, friends and supporters to remember each of these women. By placing an earring on the exhibit, you are raising awareness and honoring MMIW across Indian Country. The exhibit will be taken down and returned to SASO on Saturday, Feb. 1.

Thu Jan 16th, 2020

Sing our Rivers Red Earring exhibit

The Burch sisters: Leona, Lynette and Leora lead their mother Irene Burch and all Memorial Leonard C. Burch Walkers. The annual memorial walk was held at the SunUte Community Center on Tuesday, Dec. 10.

Fri Dec 20th, 2019

LCB Memorial Walk

The SunUte Recreation team took 18 Southern Ute tribal members and descendants to the Telluride Ski Resort to improve their skiing and snowboarding skills.

Fri Dec 20th, 2019

SunUte returns to Telluride for winter action

Maylon Newton stands tall while holding a Missing Native Women sign prior to the Missing and Murdered Indigenous walk.

Thu Dec 5th, 2019

Walking for those who can’t

Southwest Rainbow Youth (SWRY) co-Founder Precious Collins explains the what the organization is and its mission to bring safe spaces into the community for LGBTQIA+ youth in the community at the SunUte Community Center on Tuesday, Nov. 12.

Thu Dec 5th, 2019

Sunute paves the path forward for LGBTQ+

Nick Sanchez, SUPD Resource Officer, hangs on during a drive with Tanisha Figueroa. Figueroa tests out the drunk goggles — hitting multiple cones on her way around the course.

Fri Nov 22nd, 2019

Healthy habits

20 years ago: Agricultural Extension temporary secretary Renee Tree-Wilhelm and Robert Watts stand with a portion of the 9,230 pounds of potatoes and 5,260 pounds of beans that Ag Extension sold at bargain prices.
This photo first appeared in the Nov. 5, 1999, edition of The Southern Ute Drum.

Fri Nov 8th, 2019

Many Moons Ago

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