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news1@ulyssesnews.com A popular senior transportation program through the Grant County Senior Center was topic number one at the November 19, Grant County Commissioners meeting. The senior … more
news1@ulyssesnews.com In a 3-minute special meeting Thursday afternoon, the Ulysses City Council discussed Resolution 2024-13, which approved the “Miller Skies Housing Project.” The … more
Special to the Ulysses News GARDEN CITY – Western Kansas Community Foundation (WKCF) is awarding four community grants of $15,000 each to organizations in Cimarron, Lakin, Liberal and … more
Chelsie Yiouvanoglou was born in Garden City, Kan., and raised in Lakin, Kan., and has been a Kansas resident for the past seven years. Prior to becoming a Kansan, she lived in the Big Apple - New … more
HOLCOMB - Holcomb police chief Cory Williams resigned as chief to care for his mother, who was diagnosed last summer with terminal Grade 4 Glioblastoma Brain Cancer. Chief Williams’ mother … more
I was walking with one of my grandchildren in a big name chain store not long ago, and she was looking around studying the decorations on the shelves. "Hey Nana," she said. "I think they forgot … more
Did you know that Grant County, like the other 104 counties in Kansas, has a go to place for improving Kansans' lives through education, resources, engagement, and leaders? The place is the … 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
HUGOTON    – Authorities from the Kansas State Fire Marshal's Office were called to investigate a fire in Hugoton Monday,   November 18, which claimed one life. A … more
LIBERAL – Former Liberal City Manager Russell "Rusty" Varnado, 37, was arrested at approximately 4 p.m., November 19, on a Kansas Bureau of Investigation warrant for rape, sexual battery, and … more
Editor’s Note: The information provided in this article is sensitive and graphic in nature. Discretion is advised. The full autopsy report for one of the victims of a double-homicide that … more
Thanksgiving is an American holiday that brings people together to pause, reflect, and give thanks for the blessings of the past year. Traditionally, its origins trace back to 1621, when Pilgrim … more
Ulysses High School seniors took part in the annual Senior Interview Day recently at the Grant County Civic Center. The event is an opportunity for students to go through the job interview process … more
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. more
A WORD FROM THEIR TEACHER: CAMILA GALLEGOS is the Third grade student of the week. Camila is an excellent student! She is always prepared and ready to learn. She is a great demonstration of ROAR … more
STERLING LOPEZ is the Third grade student of the week. Sterling is a great student who is always ready and eager to learn. Sterling sets a great example for others to follow in class. She is a good … more
Staff from the Ulysses News went to the businesses participating in the annual Turkey Tickets contest to draw out the lucky winners' names. A representative/employee of each location did the honors … more
news1@ulyssesnews.com The 23rd Annual Chamber of Commerce’s Big Event ‘A Holiday Affair’ drew a large crowd to the Historic Adobe Museum on Nov. 23. Chamber of Commerce … more
The Annual Tumbleweed Bazaar took place November 23-24, at Grant County Civic Center in Ulysses. Those who attended were able top peruse a number of vendors who hailed from several communities … more
The following information listed is some of the calls and arrests reported from Nov. 18-24, 2024. Those  arrested are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. November 18 … more
HUGOTON - Pheasant Heaven Charities hosted their 21st annual calf fry fundraiser November 8, and proved that regardless of rain or shine - the event would go on. "It was a very successful … more
A WORD FROM THEIR TEACHER: ISAAC PINEDA is the Third grade student of the week. Isaac is a hard worker and great listener. He tries his best every day and works well with everyone. We are so … more
Ulysses High School welding students were busy lately fabricating tables for their welding booths. Courtesy Photo more
She is blue Sadness washes over like waves on a coast  A constant occurrence She’s a hothead Is that what she is? A ball of anger? Constantly blowing up, … more
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