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The newly elected council members, Marvin Pinnecoose and Marjorie Barry, took their seats on Tribal Council following the swearing-in ceremony Tuesday, Dec. 6, 2022. Pictured from left to right: Linda Baker, Marjorie Barry, Vice Chairman, Lorelei Cloud; Chairman Melvin J. Baker, Treasurer, Marvin Pinecoose, Dr. Stacey Oberly, and Vanessa Torres.

Thu Jan 12th, 2023

Introducing the Southern Ute Tribal Council for 2023

Thu Dec 1st, 2022

Nike N7 Night

An “out of this world” staff member welcomes a group of humans to their newly decorated hallway at the Southern Ute Annex Building on Monday, Oct. 31. Students from the Southern Ute Montessori Academy and their families visited various Tribal Departments and buildings for tricks or treats. Many participating departments had various themes all celebrating the Halloween holiday.

Fri Nov 4th, 2022

Halloween comes back to tribal campus

Fri Oct 21st, 2022

Touring Cedar Point

Fri Oct 21st, 2022

Farewell to Maestas

Fri Oct 7th, 2022

Red Willow turns 30

Wed Aug 24th, 2022

Celebrating teachers

Tribal Council stands next to the ornate wooden Southern Ute Tribal Seal located in the Marriot Springhill Suites owned by the Tribe. The hotel is located in the same area as the other real estate investments.

Fri Jul 1st, 2022

Southern Ute Tribal Council tours Oceanside

Southern Ute Tribal Services Director, Shannon Eastwood gives Southern Ute tribal elder, and retiree, Gloria Frost an embroidered Pendleton Blanket with Frost’s total years of employment and name on Wednesday, May 25 in the Hall of Warriors, in the Leonard C. Burch Building. Friends, family, and tribal employees joined together to celebrate Frost and her outstanding work ethic. Attendees enjoyed light refreshments and cake at the conclusion of the celebration.

Fri Jun 3rd, 2022

Giving thanks to Frost

The Southern Ute Tribal Council, the Southern Ute Education Department, and Executive Officer James “Mike” Olguin extend their best wishes to the Sunshine Cloud Smith Youth Advisory Council (SCSYAC) in their future endeavors on Friday, April 15 at the Sky Ute Casino and Resort Event Center.

Fri Apr 22nd, 2022

SCSYAC going away

Led by Nathan Strong Elk, Daisy Bluestar and Sinaav Larry (right) who carries his grandfather’s staff, the late Saa-sawnia Hiswaqs (Robert Buckskin), who led the first walks in the early 1990’s – walkers ascend HWY 151 heading north on New Years Day, Jan. 1, 2022.

Fri Jan 14th, 2022

Walking for spirituality

Southern Ute Indian Montessori Academy Teacher, Dawnnet Naranjo leads Angelisa Pena and Bianca Weaver through the ‘Carn-EVIL’ booths outside the Annex Building to Trick-or-Treat for goodies that led them across tribal campus.

Fri Nov 5th, 2021

Halloween delivers in 2021, Ignacio celebrates with a host of events

On Tuesday, Nov. 2, Chairman Melvin J. Baker and Council Members Linda K. Baker and Vanessa P. Torres joined in to support Shining Mountain Health & Wellness Breast Cancer Awareness Walk. For information on breast cancer and resources available, contact Morgann Graham with Shining Mountain Health & Wellness at 970-563-2349.

Fri Nov 5th, 2021

Walking for Breast Cancer Awareness

Yakama Nation visits with the Southern Ute Tribal Council Tuesday, Oct. 26. to discuss economic development, natural resource protection, agriculture, sovereignty, and tribal government structure.

Fri Nov 5th, 2021

Yakama Nation visits Tribe

Southern Ute Cultural Center and Museum Director, Susan Cimburek and Inside Out 2.0 featured artist, Edward Box III stand together at the entrance of the exhibit entrance to welcome and greet guests on Friday, Oct. 8.

Fri Oct 22nd, 2021

SUCCM exhibit opens to public

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