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Ulysses High School's Justin Coffey was recently awarded the 2025 Kansas principal of the year Area 4 Award.  Coffey was recognized in Wichita Kan., at the KPA (Kansas Principal … more
Ulysses High School JAG-K program hosted its annual Initiation and Installation Ceremony October 15, welcoming parents, teachers, and community members to celebrate the program’s growth and the … more
Bear Creek Coffee in Ulysses was buzzing with activity Monday morning as local teachers and staff gathered for the now annual "Welcome Back To School Breakfast". This is our second year hosting … more
In collaboration with Ulysses High School teacher Jodi Pfingsten, the Ulysses News will feature a student column. Student writings are submitted by Mrs. Pfingsten after being edited in class. Student subjects and writing styles will vary based on guidelines set forth by Mrs. Jodi Pfingsten and The Ulysses News. more
HAYS, Kan. - Fort Hays State University recognized approximately 1,691 graduates during its Spring 2025 commencement ceremonies Friday and Saturday, May 16-17, at Gross Memorial Coliseum in Hays. … more
Proving it's never too late, Sylvia Ochoa-Ortiz recently received her high school diploma. "Your determination, perserverence, and courage inspire us all," said a spokesperson for Grant County … more
Kepley Middle School 7th Grade "Wind Warriors" Aubrey Hegwood and Bain Anderson traveled to Phoenix, Ariz.; recently to compete in the national Kid Wind tournament, but unfortunately, didn't get any … more
The Scholarship Committee of the Bob Wilson Memorial Hospital Volunteers has announced its selection of recipients for 2025.  The following individuals will each receive a $1,000 … more
Sullivan Elementary honored teachers during Teacher Appreciation Week, May 5-9. A spokesperson for the school posted the following on their Facebook page: "They work hard, give countless hours, care, … more
The competition was fierce and the boys prevailed in a recent competition at Hickok Elementary School. It was boys against girls as the students worked to be the team to bring in the most food items … more
In collaboration with Ulysses High School teacher Jodi Pfingsten, the Ulysses News will feature a student column. Student writings are submitted by Mrs. Pfingsten after being edited in class. Student subjects and writing styles will vary based on guidelines set forth by Mrs. Jodi Pfingsten and The Ulysses News. more
Sullivan Elementary was able to raise enough funds to purchase every student at Sullivan a yearbook. The school expressed appreciation to everyone who supported the event which took place April 29. … more
A WORD FROM THEIR TEACHER: LEAH SHAPLAND   is the Third grade student of the week. Leah is a great student, always ready to learn and help others. She sets a good example for others to … more
In collaboration with Ulysses High School teacher Jodi Pfingsten, the Ulysses News will feature a student column. Student writings are submitted by Mrs. Pfingsten after being edited in class. Student subjects and writing styles will vary based on guidelines set forth by Mrs. Jodi Pfingsten and The Ulysses News. more
Congratulations To the Kepley Middle School Students on their achievements at the 2025 art show! more
Staff at Sullivan Elementary in Ulysses wore Blue in support of Autism Awareness Month in April. National Autism Acceptance Month was celebrated April 1-30, and serves to raise awareness and promote … more
Earth Day, celebrated annually on April 22, is a global event dedicated to raising awareness about environmental issues and promoting action to protect our planet. It's a day to celebrate the Earth, learn about environmental challenges, and take steps to make a positive impact. more
Students from Hickok Elementary School in Ulysses took time out to enjoy the day with an Easter Egg Hunt in light of the Easter holiday. Courtesy Photos more
In collaboration with Ulysses High School teacher Jodi Pfingsten, the Ulysses News will feature a student column. Student writings are submitted by Mrs. Pfingsten after being edited in class. Student subjects and writing styles will vary based on guidelines set forth by Mrs. Jodi Pfingsten and The Ulysses News. more
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