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If you’re looking to break away from the ordinary lunch routine—or simply craving something warm, filling, and just a little different—Nora’s Sweetz & Bene’s Spudz has quietly become … more
The Chamber Coffee, March 27, was hosted by Main ARTery, where community members came together to reconnect and share upcoming events. Opening the morning, Tracy Teeter welcomed attendees and … more
There’s a certain kind of person who doesn’t just live in a community—they help keep it running. For Grant County, that’s exactly what 32-year-old Zane May has been doing for the better … more
Ulysses City Council convened March 25, working through a full agenda that ranged from seasonal events to long-term infrastructure considerations. Council members approved a consent agenda that … more
The Freemasons of Kansas gathered March 19–21 at the Hilton Garden Inn Manhattan for the 170th Annual Communication, marking a milestone event carrying special significance for members across … more
When patients struggle to breathe, panic can quickly take hold. But in those moments, calm and comfort often come in the form of one person — someone who brings steady reassurance and a sense of … more
Grant County Commission met March 17, for a regularly scheduled session, working through a full agenda that touched on infrastructure, staffing, and long-term planning. The meeting opened with a … more
Grant County Chamber of Commerce gathered March 20 for its weekly Chamber Coffee, hosted by Grant County Drug, where attendees were given an inside look at the challenges facing independent … more
Shop local - you hear it, but why should you? And more importantly, are you? Here's this week's example of the why... Bear Creek Coffee started out as a dream for local residents Stephen … more
Social media is like a double edge sword - awesome for some things like staying in touch with family and friends, but not so great for others when it comes to bullying, spreading lies and half … more
There are moments when history doesn’t feel like something behind us. It feels like something trying to warn us. I had one of those moments recently while walking through the Eisenhower … more
For travelers heading east along Interstate 70, the journey across Kansas is often seen as a stretch of open road—miles of horizon, sky, and steady pavement. But just beyond that highway lies … more
SALINA, Kan. — A man from Ulysses was arrested Wednesday morning following an alleged assault at a Salina hotel, according to police. Officers with the Salina Police Department responded to … more
Recently celebrating his 102nd birthday, he has seen more than a Century of life's changes. He fought for his country, received a Purple Heart after being wounded in battle, and has been married to … more
Bryce Twilleger has been selected as the Responder of the Month for January and Jacob Mendoza the Responder of the Month for February. The first Responder of the Week for 2026, Twilleger is a … more
If there is one thing I have learned, it is that grief is not for the light hearted. And, it is an individual thing - what is grief for one person may not necessarily be grief for another. … more
Not long ago, owning something meant exactly that — you owned it. You bought a truck and it was yours. You bought a movie and it sat on your shelf. You bought software, tools, or even … more
Local officials with the KidWind participants are busting at the seams following a compeition in February. "We are incredibly proud to announce that our Kepley Middle School dominated at the … more
Last week, Ulysses News reporter Josephine Jellison sat down with Willie Patton to talk about the memories, experiences, and changes he has witnessed over the course of his 102 years. When asked … more
Ulysses City Council met March 11, opening the meeting with its customary formalities before approving the consent agenda, which included accounts payable totaling $181,763.52 and the minutes from … more
Shop local - you hear it, but why should you? And more importantly, are you? Here's one example of the why... Katie's Goodie Shop, owned by Olga Pauda, is a quaint little brick and mortar … more
The Western Kansas Community Foundation, in partnership with Finney County United Way, has announced the launch of the Sight for Sight Assistance Program, a new initiative designed to help residents … more
Grant County Chamber of Commerce marked a milestone for local business Friday, March 13, hosting a ribbon cutting ceremony during its weekly Chamber Coffee to celebrate the opening of “The … more
Across the American countryside, the signs are subtle at first. A tractor parked a little longer than usual beside a machine shed. A grain bin that remains half full instead of empty by spring. … more
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