June 2019 - Durango Native

Mary Jane Clark on Durango Government Television

by Wilden Vooley | Jun 30, 2019 | Uncategorized

Mary Jane Clark, the founder of Toh-Atin Gallery (est. 1957), shares her story on Durango Government Television. It’s a fascinating tale of growing up at a trading post, training as a nurse for World War II, hunting, fishing, skiing and other adventures that...

Tagging Bambi (for wildlife research)

by Wilden Vooley | Jun 19, 2019 | Uncategorized

How many people do you know that are a Professor of Biology (Fort Lewis College) and a respected Colorado Rancher? Tom Compton and his wife, Penni, will share their Durango Native Story on June 20 at the historic Henry Strater Theater. This is a program not to be...

How Lemon Reservoir got its name

by Wilden Vooley | Jun 18, 2019 | Uncategorized

Lemon Reservoir now covers their pioneer ranch. Penni Lemon Compton and her husband, Tom Compton, will share their Durango Native Story on June 20 at the historic Henry Strater Theater. For tickets:...

Mary Jane Clark – June 20 Storyteller

by Jack Turner | Jun 17, 2019 | Uncategorized

Mary Jane was born at home at her father’s trading post. She is a WWII nurse trainee, hunter, skier, and founder of Toh-Atin Gallery (est. 1957). Mary Jane Clark will share her Durango Native Story on June 20 at the historic Henry Strater Theater. Purchase...

On Location – Durango Native Media Services

by Wilden Vooley | Jun 4, 2019 | Uncategorized

and… ACTION! Our Team provided Location Management services to production crews for a PSA to promote the outdoors to kids. Specific details are top secret for the moment but there will be a big reveal sometime in July. Big shout out to Laurel Turner Waller,...

Mary Jane Clark on Durango Government Television

Tagging Bambi (for wildlife research)

How Lemon Reservoir got its name

Mary Jane Clark – June 20 Storyteller

On Location – Durango Native Media Services

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