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There is a quiet place many people eventually find themselves standing. It’s the space between grief and gratitude. At first glance, the two seem like opposites. Grief is heavy. Gratitude … more
This week’s Responder of the Week honors Tim Wilson, a dedicated volunteer firefighter with the Grant County Fire Department whose commitment to service continues a family tradition. … more
Alejandro's Restaurant has been a part of the local business community for the past 20 years, and owners Martin and Betty Delgado look forward to the next 20 - with just bit of a different look. … more
Ulysses Chamber of Commerce's weekly Chamber Coffee March 6, at Apex, welcomed community members to learn more about the new business and its vision for family-centered fitness in Ulysses. … more
Children and their parents were enjoying their morning February 27, at Grant County Library   watching Monsters, INC.   Movies, Popcorn and pajamas - what more could you ask for. Grant … more
Grant County Civic Center hosted the Spring Vendor and Crafter Flea Market on March 7 and 8, welcoming approximately 50 vendors from across the region. Shoppers who stopped by the event were greeted … more
Delores Jean (Bowers) Currier, 88, passed away peacefully Saturday, March 7, surrounded by her devoted family and friends at Bob Wilson Memorial Hospital in Ulysses. Delores, the first child of … more
Michael Anthony Ybarra, 60, passed away March 1, at Satanta District Hospital, Satanta, Kan. He was born August 28, 1965, to Eduvigen G. and Corina (Velasquez) Ybarra, in Wichita, Kan.  … more
As spring planting season approaches across western Kansas, many farmers need to begin watching the cost of fertilizer and fuel as they climb once again, which is raising concerns about what the … more
On February 19th at the Stanton County Senior Center Southwest Kansas producers gathered to discuss a proposed conservation plan that could significantly reshape irrigation across Groundwater … more
Grant County Board of Commissioners met March 3, opening the meeting with a prayer followed by the Pledge of Allegiance before addressing several items of county business. One of the first … more
USD 214 Board of Education met March 9, approving district bills totaling $2,087,161.25 and hearing reports from students and administrators during the regular meeting. Following the usual … more
Give Up a Blanket for Lent! Grace Lutheran Church is again collecting blankets for the Orphan Grain Train from Ash Wednesday, February 18, through Easter, April 5! Please consider donating … more
As winter slowly begins to loosen its grip across Kansas, the night sky is offering its own seasonal display — and residents won’t need a telescope to enjoy it. From bright planetary … more
Ulysses City Council met February 25, with a concise agenda, but several matters of community interest addressed during the session. Following the call to order, the Pledge of Allegiance, and an … more
I remember... It was December 28, 1983. I had the sudden urge to bake pies from scratch - yes, from scratch. Rolling out the dough, making the filling, etc. etc. I was nine months pregnant at … more
There was a time when noticing was simply part of daily life in a small town. People paid attention, not because they were intrusive, but because attentiveness was woven into the rhythm of community. … more
This week’s Responder of the Week honors Austin Meier of Grant County Fire Department — a young man whose commitment to service began long before he ever climbed onto a fire truck. A … more
As winter begins to loosen its grip across Kansas, the month of March arrives with more than shifting weather patterns. It carries a wide variety of national observances, awareness campaigns, and … more
Ulysses FFA Week Celebrations Tied to National Recognition in Washington The Ulysses FFA Chapter capped off a short week of activities celebrating National FFA Week, an annual observance … more
TOPEKA – This morning, the Kansas Corporation Commission (KCC) approved a unanimous settlement agreement allowing Atmos Energy to increase its rates by $12 million to recover costs already incurred … more
Western Kansas has been buffeted by an extraordinary sequence of severe weather this past week, beginning with ferocious winds and dust storms before rapidly transitioning into a dangerous and … more
HOLLY, Colo. — Prowers County Sheriff’s Office arrested Matthew Griffith, a man from Alamosa, Colo., in Holly February 14, after a multi-jurisdictional shooting investigation that began in … more
The Kansas Department of Transportation has begun phase one of a multi-phase project starting 2.5 miles north of the Haskell/Finney county line and extending 12.7 miles north to the bridge over the … more
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