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Kansas Department of Health and Environment recently announced that there have been 10 juveniles under the age of 18, who have now tested positive for measles.
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3/26/25
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Managing Editor/Publisher
The parking lot and the hotels were full - a sign of yet another successful event in Ulysses.
A Stitch in Time Quilt Guild hosted their third annual quilt retreat …
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By Nancy Wallace-Kletecka
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3/26/25
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The saga of the Grant County Civic Center South Room floor was resolved March 18 when the Grant County Commission voted 2-0 to award the bid to Miles Guadian by a 2-0 vote …
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By Shawn Yorks
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3/26/25
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The Grant County Airport Board is finally complete.
The Grant County Commission on March 18 invited the entire board to its regular commission meeting and all except …
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By Shawn Yorks
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3/26/25
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The following information listed is some of the calls and arrests reported from March 17-23, 2025. Those arrested are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
March 17
10:57 …
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Compiled by Shawn Yorks
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3/25/25
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Ulysses High School Assistant Principal, Chase Rietcheck, spent Wednesday in Topeka meeting with representatives about education and our schools in Ulysses. Here he is pictured with our …
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Special to The Ulysses News
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3/19/25
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The second of three planned Legislative Coffees took place March 15 at the Grant County fire station with State Representative Marty Long of Ulysses and State Senator Bill …
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By Shawn Yorks
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3/19/25
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Hatred is such a waste of time and oxygen, and yet there are still those who perpetuate it as if they cannot survive without it.
Case in point.
A church in Lamar, Colo., that I attended …
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By Nancy Wallace- Kletecka, President/Publisher
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3/19/25
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The following information listed is some of the calls and arrests reported from March 10-16, 2025. Those arrested are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
March 10
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3/19/25
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JOHNSON CITY – The Kansas FFA, in partnership with Nationwide, proudly recognizes Kelly Sipes, an agricultural educator at Stanton County High School, as the Southwest District finalist for the …
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Special to the Ulysses News
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3/19/25
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Members of Ulysses FFA recently participated in the vet science CDE in Cimarron.
Vet science consists of a 50 question test, 10 question math test, ID over breeds, veterinary instruments, and …
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Special to The Ulysses News
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3/19/25
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The following students helped stock Loaves and Fishes and for every item they donated they were given a ticket to be placed in the drawing for 10 Winners. Back, from left, Brianna Monziviaz, Aaliyah …
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3/19/25
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USD214 BOARD OF EDUCATION ACCEPTED RESIGNATIONS FROM AUDREY MARSHALL, MARCALE MARSHALL AND RACHEL HARMON AS WELL AS FREDDY ROMERO AND TAMMY BARB.
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By Shawn Yorks
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3/19/25
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Akil Love is a big city boy patrolling the quiet streets of rural Ulysses, Kan. And he wouldn’t have it any other way.
Love has been with the Ulysses Police …
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By Shawn Yorks
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3/19/25
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Well, remember when your daughter or son had a fundraiser or event at school? Who donated?
What about the event you attended recently? Who sponsored that?
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By Nancy Wallace-Kletecka
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3/19/25
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Candy aficionados were in luck last Saturday evening as the Grant County Chamber of Commerce banquet satisfied your sweet tooth with “Candyland Adventures.” The …
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By Shawn Yorks
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3/19/25
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The Chamber Coffee works very similar to a Business After Hours, but on a smaller scale. Members meet at the host's location of choice. The host can choose to offer refreshments, or just coffee only. Join Grant County Chamber for networking, refreshments, and community announcements at future "coffees."
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By Shawn Yorks
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3/19/25
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A WORD FROM THEIR TEACHER:
SUTTER SEGER is the Third grade student of the week. Sutter is a caring and kind student who is always ready and eager to learn. Way to go Sutter!.
The Fourth …
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Special to The Ulysses News
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3/19/25
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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.
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By Adrian Escobedo
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3/19/25
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Students and staff at Hickok Elementary got their "read on" for Read Across America with Dr. Seuss, who "truly inspires a love of reading!" Dr. Seuss had some help from teachers and staff who …
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Special to The Ulysses News
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3/19/25
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Southwest Miracles, a local 501(c)(3) organization received $543.94 recently because customers in ulysses participated in Ulysses Ace Hardware's "Round up" in February.
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Special to The Ulysses News
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3/19/25
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The Kansas Department of Transportation is hosting six listening sessions as part of the Southwest Kansas Highway Mobility and Expansion Strategy - a study looking at various ways to improve …
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Special to the Ulysses News
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3/19/25
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Pastors from the local mnisterial alliance assist with moving a new cooler in to Bear creek coffee recently.
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By Nancy Wallace Kletecka
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3/19/25
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Strong winds across Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas kicked up dirt that reduced visibility and caused multi-car pileups in two states. In Grant County, winds March 14 gusted to …
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By Shawn Yorks
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3/19/25
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TOPEKA – The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) and the Stevens County Health Department have reported a positive case of measles in a resident of Stevens County. It is …
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Special to the Ulysses News
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3/18/25
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