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Mom Shares: 'We Have To Be The Voice'
By Nancy Wallace-Kletecka, Ulysses News Managing Editor Ulysses resident Ruby Garza knows the joys and heartaches of being a mom. Garza has six children ages 27, 25, 23, 18 and 7. She lost one … more
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Common Sense: Moran Announces Federal Investment For KU Cancer Center
On Thursday, I announced a $43 million federal investment to plan and help build a new cancer research facility at The University of Kansas Cancer Center. This funding will play a critical role in … more
Scholarship Recipients Visit Ulysses Rotary Club
Ulysses High School recipients of a 2023 Rotary college scholarship were recent visitors to the Ulysses Rotary Club. Pictured are (Left to Right) Aolany Aboytes, Addison Mathes, Lana Long-Anderson … more
Jane Leitheiser, Debbie Long and Marsha Flummerfelt take time out for a little fun while planting flowers and other plants in downtown Ulysses recently. The trio volunteered their time and expertise to the project.
Volunteers Beautify Downtown Ulysses
Visitors and residents to downtown Ulysses may have noticed that areas have been a "little spruced up". Flowers and other plants have been added in a number of areas thanks to - volunteers. From … more
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Newspaper 7/13/23
One Vehicle Crash Claims Life Of Young Mother, Unborn Child
A one vehicle accident on the Fourth Of July claimed the life of a young mother and her unborn child, and left a 2-year-old in critical condition. According to a spokesperson from Grant County … more
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Officer Ivan Rodriguez and his partner, K-9 Zeva work for the Ulysses Police Department. Zeva recently received a new protective vest as part of her uniform
K9 Officer Receives New Protective Vest
Ulysses Police Department’s K-9 Officer Zeva recently received body armor to complete her uniform for the department. She and her partner, K-9 Handler Officer Ivan Rodriguez, have been working … more
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IMPACT Ulysses members met to discuss projects they are currently working on. the group also met recently with Ulysses city councilmen to discuss projects at Barb Dye Park.
IMPACT Ulysses Talks About Recent Activity
IMPACT Ulysses was originally created by Grant County Community Foundation in 2020. The main focuses of the coalition are health, prevention, and active living. The Ulysses News spoke with … more
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KSHSAA In Need Of Game Officials
Officials are needed to officiate over high school sporting events in Kansas. The KSHSAA Officials Department oversees the licensing and testing of the Kansas High School officials. Officials … more
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Peterson Named Gatorade Player of the Year
CHICAGO — In its 38th year of honoring the nation’s best high school athletes, Gatorade recently announced Chesney Peterson of Stanton County High School is the 2022-23 GatoradeKansas … more
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Dust storm in Ulysses June 30 captured by Cody Sams. Severe weather has been very prevalent in the area for a few weeks now.
Know What To Do, Where To Go As Frequent Storms Hit Southwest Kansas, Surrounding States
As frequent storms continue to hit Southwest Kansas and surrounding states, Grant County Emergency Management urges residents here to be prepared. Here are a few tips when faced with severe … more
Southwest Kansas Home To Venomous Vipers
PRATT – While the odds are very low that you will be bit by a venomous snake in Kansas, that’s little consolation for anyone who ends up with a bite. Of the 42 species of snakes in … more
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BWMH Operates 'Business As Usual' Amid Company Split
Centura Health will split into two companies that merged in 1996- CommonSpirit Health, based in Chicago, and AdventHealth, based in Altamonte Springs, Fla. After 27 years, the two groups announced … more
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American Legion members are selling tickets for a chance at this stained glass art piece by Gail Lamberson, Ulysses. Legion members will have a booth at the fair or those interested in purchasing tickets can do so from any Legion member.
Legion To Raffle Stain Glass, Looking For New Members
Ulysses American Legion members will be out at this year's fair offering chances for a beautiful stain glass piece created by Gail Lamberson, Ulysses.   Lamberson donated the piece to the group. … more
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Two Vehicle Haskell County Crash Results In Minor Injuries
HASKELL County - A passenger in a vehicle suffered "suspected" minor injuries from a two-vehicle crash which occurred at approximately 9:02 a.m., Thursday, June 29, at U83 milepost 53 in Haskell … more
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Newspaper 7/6/2023
Marvin and Pam Meile pose for a picture with employees after being awarded Business of the Month. Back row Left to Right: Amy Wilson, Clint Eveleigh, and Colby Leonard. Front row Left to right: Bobby Wilson, Corbin Johnson, Marvin Meile, Pam Meile, and William Strickland. Not pictured: Randy Klein and Carla Borthwick.
Marvin's Farm Equipment Repair Awarded Business Of the Month
Marvin’s Farm Equipment Repair will be hosting the 3rd Annual David C. Meile Memorial Fish and Fajita Fry on Saturday, July 1. Marvin and Pam Meile announced the free will donation event … more
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Nominations Now Open for 2023 To The Stars: Kansas Business Awards
Special to the Ulysses News TOPEKA – The Kansas Department of Commerce is accepting nominations for the 2023 To The Stars: Kansas Business Awards. The popular annual awards program … more
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Lucy Watie stands proudly with Rocio Perez, Marisela Aguilar, Laura Santos, and Josefina Pando during the Community Health Workers Symposium at WSU.
Promotoras Attend KSCHW Symposium In Wichita
By Meaghan Noriega, Ulysses News Reporter Four Promotoras from Diversidad Latina attended the 8th Annual Kansas Community Health Worker (KSCHW) Symposium in Wichita on June 15. Lucy Watie, … more
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Governor Kelly Joins Fellow Governors in Urging Congress to Support Federal Child Care Investment
Special to the Ulysses News TOPEKA – Governor Laura Kelly has joined a group of governors in calling on Congress to protect and increase federal investment in child care in the upcoming … more
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USD214 Superintendent Cory Burton requested the Ulysses City COuncil approve a resolution placing a one percent sales tax on the ballot.
City Approves, Signs One Cent Sales Tax Resolution To Be Put To A Vote Of The People
Superintendent Corey Burton continued the discussion on the proposed one percent special sales tax for USD 214 during a recent City Council meeting, June 14. The school board voted to move … more
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Councilman Mark Diaz passionately shares his concerns with IMPACT Ulysses Executive Director Margaret Obholz concerning a proposed dog park at BarbDye Park.
City Council, Impact Coalition Have Emotional Discussion Concerning Projects At Barb Dye Park
A heated and emotional discussion was had at the latest city council meeting Wednesday, June 14. IMPACT Ulysses coalition is working towards making improvements to Barb Dye Park on behalf of the … more
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ROBERT E. MURPHY
Robert Eugene Murphy, 90, died June 22, at Stafford County Hospital, Stafford, Kans. Robert was the ninth child born to Rufus and Gertie Mae Riley April 26, 1933 in Geneseo Kans. After the death … more
TYLER JAMES ROSALES
Tyler James Rosales, 22, Amarillo, Texas, died Friday, June 16, in Amarillo.  He was born November 21, 2000, in Ulysses, the son of Royce Montez Rosales and Delma Garza. Tyler grew up … more
LINDA LAMBERSON
Linda Lamberson, 81, Ulysses, died Wednesday, June 21, at Bob Wilson Memorial Hospital in Ulysses.  She was born May 29, 1942, in Lakin, Kans., the daughter of Leonard and Kathryn (Davis) … more
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