Stories tagged with Ute Mountain Ute Indian Tribe

Ute Mountain Ute veteran Gordon Hammond (USMC) shakes the hand of Ute Mountain Ute Little Brave, Kiowan Cantsee prior to Saturday evening’s Grand Entry. The Color Guard comprised of Ute Mountain and Southern Ute veterans led the dancers into the powwow arbor included, left to right, Grace Jacket (Army), Raymond Curley (USMC), Hammond, and Southern Ute Veteran’s Association members, Bruce LeClaire (Army) and Howard Richards Sr. (Army).

Wed Aug 24th, 2022

Ute Mountain Casino Powwow graces Towaoc

Fri Nov 5th, 2021

98% of Ute Mountain Casino Hotel employees comply with vaccine mandate

The Mid-Continent Limestone Quarry is located north of Glenwood Springs, Colo., on a slope behind Iron Mountain, which is in close proximity to sacred Ute heritage sites, such as Yampa Hot Springs and Vapor Caves.

Fri Sep 11th, 2020

Protecting the hot springs and vapor caves in Glenwood Springs

K’ia Whiteskunk, The Ute Mountain Ute Recreation Director helps unload bikes that were delivered by Ignacio Mutual Aid and program co-founder Precious Collins on May 28 to the Ute Mountain Ute Reservation to help the youth engage in outdoor activities.

Sat Jun 6th, 2020

Nuche, together for the kids

Fri May 8th, 2020

Ute Mountain Ute Tribe cancels 2020 Bear Dance

Fri Apr 10th, 2020

Watch for shoulder work on US 160 south of Cortez

Color Guard are led by Terry Knight, carrying the Eagle Staff, on Saturday evening Grand Entry of the 2019 Ute Mountain Casino Hotel Powwow, Aug. 24 in Towaoc, Colo.

Fri Aug 30th, 2019

Utes host Ute Mountain Casino Powwow

Tribal Veterans lead Grand Entry of the Ute Mountain Ute Bear Dance Powwow on Saturday, June 1 in Towaoc, Colo.

Fri Jun 7th, 2019

Ute Mountain Ute Bear Dance events bring tribes together

Southern Ute Tribal Council and Ute Mountain Ute Tribal Council attentively listen to presentations given at the Tri-Ute Meeting held in Towaoc, Colo on May 20 at the Ute Mountain Ute Casino.

Fri Jun 7th, 2019

Councils meets amid Ute Mountain Ute Bear Dance

Chairman Clement J. Frost, Lt. Governor Donna Lynne, Ute Mountain Ute Councilwoman Prisllena Rabbit, and Colorado Commission of Indian Affairs Executive Director, Ernest House, Jr. pose with the members of the Sunshine Cloud Smith Youth Advisory Council after a successful CCIA meeting held at the Southern Ute Growth Fund.

Fri Sep 29th, 2017

Tribal and State leaders attend quarterly CCIA meeting

Ancestral Puebloan sites are prevalent throughout Cedar Mesa and the surrounding canyons. One of the best-preserved archeological sites being Moon House Ruin in McCloyd Canyon, a permit system is now in place to help regulate the number of daily visitors and protect the cliff dwellings for future generations.

Fri Aug 18th, 2017

Monument designation remains uncertain for Bears Ears

Southern Ute Chairman Clement J. Frost signs a Tri-Ute Council resolution of support for presidential designation of the Bears Ears National Monument, Tuesday, June 14 at Ute Mountain Ute Casino. Left to right: Ute Indian Tribe Business Committee member, Cummings Vanderhoop and Ute Mountain Ute Vice Chairwoman Juanita Plentyholes.

Fri Jan 6th, 2017

Ute tribes help win national monument for Bears Ears

The view from the base of the Hoover Dam near Las Vegas, NV.

Fri Dec 27th, 2013

History of the development of the Ten Tribes Partnership

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