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I'm tired. Aren't you tired? I wish it would all stop. All of the hate speech back and forth. The accusations. The flat out lies. Families and friends are being torn apart. The damage … more
MEADE, Kan. - A Meade County Deputy made a traffic stop January 17, which netted drugs with a street value at more than $850,000. According to authorities, the deputy made a traffic stop of a … more
KISMET, Kan. - A train/vehicle accident has claimed the life of a Hooker, Okla., man. Authorities said the collission occurred around 4:28 p.m., Friday afternoon (February 7) at the railroad … more
When the United States Army needed some help, a place to land, a place to stay and a place for them to repair a broken aircraft - Ulysses had their backs! Recently some helicopters belonging to … more
Temperatures were very cold last week. One day it did not last long, but the cold left icy art in its wake. All of it was pretty much gone by the afternoon.  Ulysses News Photo/Nancy … more
Managing Editor/Publisher Ulysses resident Ken Kistler's family has been in the United States since 1737. "My fifth great grandfather and his wife came from Sweden and landed in … more
news1@ulyssesnews.com Grant County Commissioners have been working on improving county facilities, and Grant County Civic Center director Mari Honstead brought an item before the commission … more
news1@ulyssesnews.com Did anyone notice workers walking on the roofs at the Law Enforcement Center, courthouse, and other county buildings last week? Those were workers from Stanfield Roofing, … more
The following information listed is some of the calls and arrests reported from Feb. 1-6, 2025. Those arrested are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. February 1 2:06 … more
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." more
The following information listed is some of the calls and arrests reported from Jan. 23-30, 2025. Those arrested are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. January 23 8:04 … more
Dear Editor, The overwhelming generosity of the people of Ulysses​, helped provide joy to children in need through Operation Christmas Child shoebox gifts this season. Across the U.S., the … more
If you know of a service man or woman who is currently serving in the military. Please contact the Ulysses News with their mailing addresses so we can forward that information to organizations that … more
TOPEKA – Governor Laura Kelly announced Thursday that the Kansas Department of Transportation has received over $26 million in federal funding to improve rural road infrastructure in Hamilton … more
Workers were busy Monday on top of kepley gymnasium. more
The Kansas Masonic Foundation Classic Car Raffle is now open. Purchase tickets for your chance to win a 1942 Packard One-Twenty Convertible Coupe from a mason or on the kansas masonic foundation … more
news1@ulyssesnews.com A lengthy discussion at the January 8 Ulysses City Council meeting turned into a new policy voted into existence at the January 22 meeting. At issue was employee discounts, … more
The 52nd annual ulysses gun club gun and coin show took place February 1-2 at the grant county civic center. those who attended the show could peruse through a number of vendors wares including guns, … more
news1@ulyssesnews.com The search for a new football coach at Ulysses High School is over. The USD Board of Trustees approved a contract for Mitch Foote to be the next leader of the Tigers … more
A longstanding tradition returns to Ulysses this weekend as the 52nd Ulysses Gun and Coin Show sets up shop at the Grant County Civic Center. Event chairman Chase Trahern said last year was one of … more
Robert Stamey has had many jobs in his life, but a firefighter and EMT in Grant County has been one of his most rewarding. Stamey joined Grant County EMS in 1993, and was born in Ogden, Utah, and was … more
Students at Sullivan Elementary were kept in "the dark" as the teachers and staff members kept them guessing recently with "Underground Spirit Week". Here's how an Underground Spirit Week works: … more
A WORD FROM THEIR TEACHER: MILLER LIMA AVILA is the Third grade student of the week. Miller is a great student who is polite, giving, and perseveres in anything he sets his mind to. He has been … more
TOPEKA, Kan. - Washburn University is pleased to announce its President's List honorees for the fall 2024 semester. To qualify for the President's List, a student must complete at least 12 hours of … more
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