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Missing Indigenous Person – Cyrus Williams Price

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Cyrus Williams-Price (Southern Ute Tribal Member) has been missing since November 19, 2025. He was last known to be staying at the University Inn, 2655 East Shaw Ave, Fresno, CA. Age: 34 years old Height: 5’9″ Weight: 150-160 lbs Hair: Brown Eye Color: Brown Cyrus has a “TF” tattoo under his eye, “WILLIAMS” tattooed on his back, and additional tattoos on his arms and hands. Cyrus lives with a bipolar disorder and may be medically vulnerable, but he is not a danger to others. His family is extremely concerned for his safety. If seen, please contact 911 or the Fresno Police Department at 559-621-7000, reference Case Number 25-12020248. His family can be contacted at 970-442-1343.

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SU Tribal Office Closure 11/26/2025

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In observance of Thanksgiving, the Permanent Fund, Growth Fund, and SUSS offices will close early today at 1:00 PM and remain closed through Friday, November 28, 2025. Normal business hours will resume on Monday, December 1, 2025. Wishing you and your loved ones a Happy Thanksgiving and safe travels 🦃🥧

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2025 End of Council Term Celebration

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Please join us in honoring Vice Chairman Marvin Pinnecoose and Council Member Marjorie Barry to celebrate their service to the Southern Ute Indian Tribe. The celebration will take place on Monday, December 1, 2025, at 10:30 AM in the Hall of Warriors in the Leonard C. Burch Building at 356 Ouray Dr., Ignacio, CO 81137. Light refreshments will be provided. For additional information, please contact Tribal Council Affairs at 970-563-2313.

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For Immediate Release: Southern Ute Indian Tribe Welcomes Noon as Chief of Police

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FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT                                                               Marvin Pinnecoose, Vice Chairman – 970.563.2402 Summer Begay, Communication Specialist– 970.563.2313 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: November 12, 2025  Southern Ute Indian Reservation – The Department of Justice and Regulatory is proud to announce the appointment of Daryl T. Noon as Chief of Police for the Southern Ute Police Department. Chief Noon brings more than 30 years of law enforcement experience and a proven record of leadership to his new role. As a member of the Navajo Nation, his clans are Honágháahnii, born for Bilagáana. Throughout his distinguished career, Chief Noon has demonstrated expertise in managing complex operations, developing personnel, and implementing strategic initiatives. He previously served as Police Commander with the Navajo Nation Police Department (NNPD), where he spent 7 years in executive leadership. Most recently, he held the position of Chief of Police for NNPD, overseeing a force of more than 300 employees and ensuring public safety across a vast and diverse jurisdiction. Chief Noon expressed, “I am thrilled and honored to serve the people of the Southern Ute Indian Tribe.  In my 31 years of law enforcement experience, I have found my time in serving Native American people to be the most rewarding.  I am looking forward to bringing […]

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Veterans Day Celebration

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We invite our Veterans to enjoy coffee and breakfast as a token of our appreciation for your service, duty, and honor. Please join Tribal Council in recognition of Veterans Day on Thursday, November 6, 2025 at 9:00 AM in the Hall of Warriors in the Leonard C. Burch Building at 365 Ouray Dr., Ignacio, CO 81137. For more information, please contact Tribal Council Affairs at 970-563-2313

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SU Tribal Office Closure 11/10-11/2025

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In observance of Veterans Day, we honor and extend our deepest gratitude to all who have served in the United States Armed Forces. Your courage, sacrifice, and dedication to protecting our freedoms are deeply appreciated—not just today, but every day 🇺🇸. In observance of Veterans Day, the Permanent Fund, Growth Fund, and SUSS offices will be closed from Monday, November 10, 2025 to Tuesday, November 11, 2025. Normal business hours will resume on Wednesday, November 12, 2025.

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2025 Meet the Candidates Night

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Friendly reminder that the Meet the Candidates Night for Tribal Council Seats (2) will take place this evening, Thursday, October 23, 2025, at 6:00 PM at Sky Ute Casino Resort in the Event Center. Please note, this event is exclusively for Southern Ute Tribal Members. Attendance Options:– In-Person: Attend at the Event Center– Live Audio Broadcast: KSUT Tribal Radio – 91.3 FM (Ignacio) – 100.9 FM (Towaoc) – 89.7 FM (Farmington)– Virtual: Register to attend via WebEx: https://bit.ly/2025mtcn The agenda is available on the Tribal Member Portal: https://www.southernute-nsn.gov/tmx/For questions or additional information, please contact Tribal Council Affairs at 970-563-2313.

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Colorado Experience: Sacred Hot Springs

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Earlier this spring, Rocky Mountain PBS partnered with the Southern Ute Indian Tribe to explore the deep and enduring relationship between the Nuuchiu and Colorado’s natural hot springs. We are honored to be part of this meaningful project, sharing the Ute connection to Colorado’s hot springs as the state’s oldest continuous residents. Indigenous knowledge and traditional medicine have long recognized the healing power of these precious waters—laying the foundation for many modern practices. This episode features Cassandra Atencio, former Tribal Historic Preservation Officer, and voices from across the state, highlighting the healing properties, cultural significance, and geological wonders of these sacred sites. It also touches on modern challenges like land stewardship and the potential of geothermal energy. This episode is now streaming on YouTube and Rocky Mountain PBS: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XvxmD9nFalM

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