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The following information is some of the calls and arrests reported from November 8-11, 2025. Those arrested are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. November 8 10 a.m. … more
Ulysses Masonic Lodge Supports Local Groups with Recent Donations The Ulysses Masonic Lodge #435 has been active in recent weeks, providing financial support to several community organizations … more
Grant County Family and Community Wellness/4-H Extension Agent Monica Walker was recently honored with the Outstanding Extension Agent award. Walker was presented with the honor during the 2025 … more
Two Grant County Chamber of Commerce leaders were recently honored at regional conferences for their outstanding work and contributions to the area. At the Legislative Appreciation Dinner on Tuesday … more
In recent weeks, conversations around Grant County Recreation’s finances have stirred confusion throughout the community. Questions have circulated online, in public meetings, and across coffee … more
Grant County Commissioners convened November 18, opening their meeting with a Prayer and the Pledge of Allegiance before moving into a full slate of business items spanning technology needs, tax … more
Today is the fourth Thursday of November, kitchens across America hum with familiar sounds—pots simmering, mixers whirling, ovens ticking with anticipation. Thanksgiving, at first glance, … more
OMAHA, Neb. — In what marks the end of an era, Warren Buffett — the “Oracle of Omaha” — announced in his 2025 letter to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders that he will no … more
After weeks of anticipation, the November 4, 2025, election in Ulysses has officially closed, leaving voters and officials alike reflecting on a process defined by tight races and community … more
As open enrollment opens across Kansas and the nation, many households are discovering a familiar and frustrating trend: health-insurance premiums are rising again for 2025. For some families, … more
Residents across Ulysses have looked to the night sky lately with amazement. From rippling curtains of green and pink light to streaks of glowing meteors, it has been a season of celestial wonder … more
Grant County Library hosted a handstory workshop recently at the library. The Handstories Worshop, November 12, was taught by Claudia Lema, who was subbing for Holly Mathis. "They have a … more
Local students in Pre-K through 7th grade outdid themselves once again in the annual Ulysses News Halloween coloring contest. See the winners on this page. more
The holidays are a time when families gather—stories shared, laughter echoing, chairs filled with familiar faces. But for the Helmle family, one chair has remained empty for 25 years. It sits … more
We carry more than we realize. Not always in backpacks, or in the clutter of our homes, or in the accounts of work. Most of it is invisible: thoughts, habits, words we’ve repåeated … more
Dream First Bank welcomed Stoni Beauchamp of AI-Dapt Academy October 15, for an engaging presentation on the evolving role of Artificial Intelligence in business. Rather than viewing AI as a … more
It's been four months and 24 days, 3,497.94 hours, and 210,240 minutes. That's how long an Oklahoma Panhandle family has awaited justice. It may not seem long to some as there are those who … more
“Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.” — John 15:13 Freedom. It’s easy to say the word, harder to understand the price. We … more
Veterans Day in Ulysses began in the early morning hours of November 11, 2025, as members of the local Kiwanis Club and Boy Scouts gathered at the corner of Grant and Central. Together, they placed … more
Tuesday, November 4, and days leading up to Election Day, voters across Grant County turned out to cast their ballots for candidates running for Ulysses City Council and USD 214 School Board. As … more
Saturday, November 8, Boot Hill Distillery hosted a social hour leading into the 2025 Kansas Cowboy Hall of Fame dinner and induction ceremony, at Boot Hill Museum in Dodge City. Among this … more
Grant County Commissioners met November 5, opening with the Pledge of Allegiance before moving into departmental updates and new business. Department Reports EMS Director Jeff Baier … more
The USD 214 School Board met at 6 p.m., Monday, November 10, with a full agenda of items to discuss. Following the call to order, Pledge of Allegiance, and adoption of the agenda prepared by Dr. … more
Val Dino, a dedicated nurse at Ulysses Family Physicians, has been selected as Responder of the Month. While his journey into healthcare may not follow the typical responder story, it’s his … more
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