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A WORD FROM THEIR TEACHER:
CARLOS (MIGUEL) JASSO RUIZ is the Third grade student of the week. Miguel is an excellent problem solver in math and has a positive attitude about school!
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Special to the Ulysses News
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11/20/24
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It was 65 years ago November 15, 1959, the Clutter family of Holcomb, Kansas, fell victim to a horrific crime that reverberated far beyond their small farming community. Herb Clutter, 48, a prominent …
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By Tyler Hook • Historic Adobe Museum
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11/20/24
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Students from Sullivan Elementary School that were enrolled in the Girl Power program at Grant County Library, collected 170 canned goods during Spookyfest at the library. All of the donations were …
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11/20/24
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Linda Leggette appeared before the Grant County Commissioners and then the Ulysses City Council following recent dog attacks on property belonging to her and her husband, Tom.
The attacks were …
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By Nancy Wallace-Kletecka, Managing Editor/Publisher
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11/20/24
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HUGOTON – Authorities are currently investigating a fire in Hugoton, which claimed one life.
According to a spokesperson from the City of Hugoton, the incident occurred around 8:20 …
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Staff Report
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11/20/24
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HAYS, Kan.— Sunflower Electric Power Corporation is excited to announce the promotion of William Wylie to vice president of safety and supply chain.
In his new role, Wylie is responsible …
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11/20/24
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Allyson (Ally) Payne, the City -Cowley County Health Department’s Epidemiologist & Assistant Administrator, was recognized and awarded by the Kansas Department of Commerce’s NextGen …
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11/20/24
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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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11/20/24
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The Tigres youth soccer team has been a way for the youth of Ulysses to learn the game of soccer while traveling to face more established club teams in Garden City, Dodge …
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By Shawn Yorks
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11/20/24
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The city recently acquired a large portion of land adjacent to Frazier Park, and has grandiose plans on how to expand the park, but needs the community’s input.
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By Shawn Yorks
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11/20/24
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The long-awaited end to the “Miller Avenue Housing Project” is in sight after the Ulysses city council approved a proposal from Jesus Estrella to develop …
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By Shawn Yorks
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11/20/24
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Local resident Linda Leggette spoke to both the Grant County Commission and the Ulysses City Council regarding some of her livestock which had been attacked by a local pet owner. The attack …
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Nancy Wallace- Kletecka • President/Publisher
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11/20/24
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Hugoton resident, Jennifer Baffoe's, "art journey" began in Western South Dakota, where she is originally from. She moved to Hugoton in January 2023 from Washington State.
Not long after …
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Story by Nancy Wallace-Kletecka & Tracy Teeter
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11/20/24
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The Ulysses High School Theater production of “The Lightning Thief, The Percy Jackson Musical,” wrapped up a three-performance run Saturday afternoon at Kepley Middle School.
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By Shawn Yorks
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11/20/24
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The Nov. 11 USD 214 Board of Education meeting might have had a short agenda and took one hour to complete the regular agenda, but the final extended 30 minutes was …
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By Shawn Yorks
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11/20/24
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The holidays are upon us and Ulysses Chamber of Commerce is set to kick it off once again with "A Holiday Affair - the Big Event" this coming Saturday.
Celebrating its 23rd year, the silent …
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By Nancy Wallace-Kletecka, Managing Editor/Publisher
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11/20/24
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The following information listed is some of the calls and arrests reported from Nov. 11-17, 2024. Those arrested are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
November 11
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Compiled by Shawn Yorks
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11/18/24
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Children in need are being blessed this Christmas season through the Samaritan’s Purse project, Operation Christmas Child . Individuals, families and groups have the opportunity to pack a …
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Special to The Ulysses News
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11/18/24
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Photos By Nancy Wallace-Kletecka
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11/13/24
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Popcorn has long been an American icon, an essential snack for movie theaters, sports events, and cozy nights in. Every year, Americans consume an estimated 17 billion quarts of popcorn, and for …
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By Tyler Hook • Historic Adobe Museum
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11/13/24
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Bob Wilson Memorial Hospital Auxiliary hosted a bakesale Friday, November 8, in the hospital lobby.
"It went really well we made enough to offer a scholarship," said Auxiliary Member Joyce Brom. …
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By Nancy Wallace-Kletecka
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11/13/24
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From tiny Plainville, Kan., to the United States Capitol in Washington, D.C., Senator Jerry Moran has seen it all. And despite his job in Washington, he likes to stay close …
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By Shawn Yorks
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11/13/24
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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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11/13/24
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Here are some more veterans that we missed for our special section. However, every day, every hour, every week, every month - we say thank you for everything you are doing and have done to make this …
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11/13/24
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When the world began, so did conflict. There has always been times when man did not agree with man. Woman did not agree with woman. And you all know that women did not agree with men (and vice …
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By Nancy Wallace-Kletecka • President/Publisher
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11/13/24
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