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Photos left: KSPA STATE CHAMPION Stephanie Cedillo, left, and state champion runner-up Alison Baker, right, with their medals from the state KSPA competition. Congratulations!
UHS Yearbook Staff Bring Home State Hardware
Ulysses High School Yearbook staff traveled to Lawrence to attend state competition at the   University of Kansas in May for the Kansas Scholastic Press Association (KSPA). The UHS Tiger … more
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UHS Forensics Team Brings Home Awards From State
Congratulations to the UHS Forensics team! They competed in Topeka in May for the 4A Forensics State Competition. Arabella Ashby placed second in Humerous Solo and Nixon Keeler and Galilea Martinez … more
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UHS Seniors Awarded $267,445 In Scholarships
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UHS FFA Students Place at May Competition
Ulysses High School FFA (Future Farmers of America) students placed at state competition in May. "We heard our name in the top 10 for horse again this year and stepped up a few in placings! Goal … more
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Once A Tiger, Always A Tiger
The Ulysses High School Class of 1963 celebrated a reunion June 9-10. Making the celebration were (back row, left to right): Richard Martin, Ralph Frazee, Fay Russett, Chuck Neal, Ron Craft, Judy … more
As A Father: Kincaid Keeps Tight Schedule, Full Heart
  As a father of three, Dalton Kincaid keeps a tight schedule and a full heart. Kincaid, 31, shares daughters: Mykaylah, 10,   Maci, 9, and Arya, 4, with his wife, Andrea. When … more
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Historians Believe Father's Day Began In 1900s
There are two stories of when the first Father’s Day was celebrated. According to some accounts, the first Father’s Day was celebrated in Washington state June 19, 1910. A woman … more
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Fans, supporters, teammates fist bump Justin Degollado for being honored on the Wrestling Tiger Hall of Fame and placing at state this year.
Degollado Recognized
Ulysses High School recently recognized wrestler Justin Degollado during last week's wrestling camp. Degollado is not new to the tradition and has been there before - the Wrestling Tiger Wall of … more
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Swim Team Names Sharks Of The Week
The Ulysses Sharks Swim Team announced their Sharks of the Week for June 2-9 as Eddie Alcala and Lizbeth Garay. Eddie was awarded the honor for the 12 and under and Lizbeth for the 13 and Over. … more
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Glenn Barb
Glenn Barb, 88, Ulysses, died Thursday, June 8, at St. Catherine Hospital in Garden City, Kans.  He was born December 27, 1934, in Hutchinson, Kans., the son of David Gawen and Esther Belle … more
Donald W. Adams
BURLINGTON, NC - Donald Ward Adams, 86, went home peacefully to be with his Lord on Friday, June 2, at the Hospice Home in Burlington, NC.  He was born in Hooker, Okla., November 30, 1936. … more
Rodney Smith Jr. (left) made the trip to Ulysses over the weekend to present Blain Coffey with his new lawn equipment.
Coffey Rises To Free Lawn Challenge
Two years ago, now 14-year-old Blain Coffey made the decision to make a difference. And because of that decision, he was paid a visit by Raising Men & Women Lawn Care service founder Rodney Smith … more
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Volunteers Needed For RAAM Cyclists
Race Across America (RAAM) begins today on the west coast. "Ulysses is hosting Time Station 23 at the Fire Station and we are seeking volunteers to help provide community information and … more
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Sherry Olson, City Of ulysses Parks Director and Ulysses Mayor Tim McCauley, along with other City of Ulysses employees install water meters and lines at Barb Dye Park for the proposed community garden. THe project is fully funded by $30,000 Pathways grant. Photo left: Sherry Olson, City of Ulysses Parks Department director applies adhesive to a pipe for the water lines at the new community garden. The garden will be available for organization and individual use in the near future.
Community Garden: Pathway To Creating A Healthier Community
Like minded people who wanted to see their community be as healthy as possible, saw those dreams begin to come true when four years ago, they received a grant for a community garden at Barb Dye Park … more
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Grant County Sheriff James Biddle holds a plaque presented to the Grant County Law enforcement Center by NIJO.
National Institute For Jail Operations Visits Jail Facilities Throughout May
A representative of the National Institute for Jail Operations (NIJO) was in Ulysses and surrounding communities in May to visit local jail facilities. "Our team member visited 18 jails across … more
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Tucker Metcalf was recognized for a Senior Night during a Ulysses High School home baseball game this year. He is shown here with his parents: Kendall and Trista Metcalf.
Thanks Tucker!: Metcalf Finishes Solid UHS Golf Career
Recent Ulysses High School graduate Tucker Metcalf finished up his high school golf career in a solid place. After day two tee off at 10 a.m., at the 4A State Golf Tournament in Winfield, May 22-23 … more
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After winning the 3200 meter June 3, Chesney Peterson of Stanton County won the 1600m with a new state meet record of 4:50.13 - the third best time in Kansas history.
Finishing strong: Stanton County's Peterson blazes through final lap, sets record in 1600
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - In more ways than one, Chesney Peterson is saving her best for last. In cruising to an easy win in the Class 2A 1600 meter race on Saturday afternoon at Cessna Stadium, … more
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Barb Groomer receives a certificate honoring her nine years of service to Grant County EMS by EMS Office Manager Karen Rodriguez and EMS Director Jeff Baier.
EMS Honored For 147 Years Of Combined Service
Local emergency medical services responders were honored recently for their years of service to Grant County. The combined total of years for those honored during a ceremony Friday, May 26, was … more
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Susan Alexander, left, will be leaving Kepley middle school. Alexander, who was one of those recognized at an end of the year ceremony at KMS, served the district as an eighth grade science teacher.
Kepley Middle School Says Goodbye, Presents Awards
And the Recognition and Celebration continues at Kepley Middle School. Each year changes are bound to happen and this year is no exception. Leaving the staff at Kepley Middle School and … more
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Governor Kelly: More Students Can Receive $1,000 to Promote Learning Recovery
TOPEKA – As Kansas students continue to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic, Governor Laura Kelly announced today that she has expanded the qualifications for families to apply for Kansas … more
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SCCC Purchases Former Church Building, 10 Acre Parcel
LIBERAL, Kan. — At a sheriff’s auction Tuesday morning, Seward County Community College purchased a building and adjacent land for future expansion. The addition of the former All Nations … more
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