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The following information includes the calls and arrests reported from September 3-10, 2026. Those arrested are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
September 3 4:11 p.m. – …
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9/16/26
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Mia Ochoa is only 10 years old, yet she is already a published author.
Her first book, My First Fruits , is exactly what its title suggests: a colorful introduction to fruits designed to help …
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By Isabelle Holloway, Managing Editor and Reporter
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9/16/26
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Home Products Dinner The Home Products Dinner was held Tuesday, September 15, at the Grant County Civic Center, with dinner beginning at 7 p.m. This year featured a special collaboration with the …
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By Isabelle Holloway, Managing Editor and Reporter
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9/16/26
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2027 Budget
Council held a hearing on exceeding the 38.95-mill proposed rate; the resolution passed.
Final approval is scheduled for a special meeting Sept. 28.
Budget includes …
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By Isabelle Holloway, Managing Editor and Reporter
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9/16/26
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For 100 years, the Garden City Community Mexican Fiesta has welcomed generations of Kansans. The 2026 Centennial, “Now, Then & Siempre (Always) 1926-2026,” honors the enduring contributions …
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For the Ulysses News
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9/16/26
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The following information includes calls and arrests reported from Aug. 28-Sept. 2, 2026. Those arrested are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
During the period of Aug. …
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9/9/26
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When I asked Terry Anderson what inspires him about Southwest Kansas in his art, he said, “I think the clouds, for me, are the big thing, and just the openness of it. You know, the wide-open space. …
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By Isabelle Holloway, Managing Editor and Reporter
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9/9/26
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Monty Teeter believes that water conservation begins with a simple principle: that what you have been given should not be wasted.
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By Isabelle Holloway, Managing Editor and Reporter
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9/9/26
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Algae
Council discussed algae affecting the golf course irrigation system and lake. Algae has clogged irrigation heads despite an approximately $80,000 filtration system. Potential solutions …
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By Isabelle Holloway, Managing Editor and Reporter
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9/3/26
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High School Football Jamboree The high school football jamboree in Lakin was held Friday, Aug. 28, at 7 p.m.
Core Community Graduation Core Community’s graduation ceremony was held Monday, …
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By Isabelle Holloway, Managing Editor and Reporter
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9/3/26
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The following information includes calls and arrests reported from Aug. 21-27, 2026. Those arrested are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
During the period of Aug. 21-27, …
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9/3/26
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Broken Arrow Motorcycle Club members Daniel “Landfill” Wilson, Johnathon “Preacher” Smith, and Kipp “Space” Connor gather during the Lee Orosco Memorial Ride. The registered charity …
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By Isabelle Holloway, Managing Editor and Reporter
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9/3/26
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J & Z Treats hosted an end-of-summer pop-up at Agave Azul, bringing together local vendors offering crafts, treats, and homeade goods.
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By Isabelle Holloway, Managing Editor and Reporter
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9/3/26
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Downtown Ulysses was filled with wine, whiskey, music and community spirit on Saturday, Aug. 22, as the 2nd Annual Wine & Whiskey Walk brought people together for an evening of fun.
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By Soila Ochoa, Reporter
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8/27/26
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Thirty teams gathered at Bentwood Golf Course on Saturday, Aug. 22, for the American GI Forum of Ulysses’ 27th Annual Ray Velasquez Memorial Scholarship Golf Tournament.
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By Soila Ochoa, Reporter
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8/27/26
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Community
Oasis Church: Gives more than $40,000 annually in food and hygiene supplies; partners with the city and participates in community events. Candy Fest is planned for October, with …
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8/27/26
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The following information includes the calls and arrests reported from August 14 - August 21, 2026. Those arrested are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
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8/26/26
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When Whitney Bishop and her husband first moved to Ulysses in 2019, they did not expect to stay. Both were from cities, and Whitney had never lived in a small town before. They initially came to Ulysses for a job, expecting the move to be temporary. Instead, they found a community they wanted to call home.
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By Isabelle Holloway, Managing Editor and Reporter
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8/19/26
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Downtown Ulysses came alive August 14 as the City of Ulysses hosted its 3rd Annual End of Summer Bash, Rock the Block Downtown, turning Main Street into a celebration filled with laughter, music, food, games and plenty of community spirit.
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By Soila Ochoa, Reporter
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8/19/26
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The following information includes the calls and arrests reported from August 6 - August 13, 2026. Those arrested are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
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8/19/26
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School starts Wednesday, Aug. 19.
Kindergarten students attended kindergarten camp Monday to get acquainted with the school before the new year.
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8/19/26
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Provided by Marcia Swann
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8/18/26
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Officer Love of the Ulysses Police Department spoke to the Ulysses High School teachers and staff on crisis preparedness on August 11.
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Provided by Warren Baldwin
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8/18/26
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Volunteers of all ages, from 4-H and swim team members to longtime residents, gathered on August 6 for the annual sweet corn harvesting and preparation event ahead of the upcoming community Home Products Dinner on September 15.
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By Isabelle Holloway, Managing Editor and Reporter
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8/12/26
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The following information includes the calls and arrests reported from July 31 - August 6, 2026. Those arrested are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
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8/12/26
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