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On our trip to Vida Wellness I didn’t know what to expect. I’ve never been to a place like that before and I didn’t know much about singing bowls. When we arrived, we took off … more
Topeka, Kan. – Health insurance can be confusing, and unfortunately, scammers use this as a way to exploit Kansans. Whether you are entering a special enrollment period or are otherwise in the … more
On June 30, 2022, I gave birth to a beautiful, eight-pound, baby boy. The nine month buildup of anticipation had finally been released. Lachlan Cole was even more special and handsome than I could … more
Mother’s Day is a holiday honoring motherhood that is observed in different forms throughout the world. In the United States, Mother’s Day 2023 will occur on Sunday, May 14. The … more
Those wishing to file their intentions to run in the upcoming general election have until noon, June 1 to get their applications in. "They just need to come in to the County Clerk's Office," … more
Caring for our communities means doing more than addressing our patients' emergent heath care needs. At Centura Health, we're also working to address the root-cause of health inequities. "We're … more
Grant County Firefighters were called out around lunch time, Monday, May 1, for a possible gas leak in an apartment straight across north from Grant County Courthouse, in an alley. "Atmos called … more
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Grant County Chamber of Commerce and Tourism's annual Spring Fling had a "great crowd" and lots of vendors. "We had a lot more vendors than we've had in the last couple of years, so things are … more
Kepley Middle School Principal Stacy Gee gave a bittersweet speech at the April 18 site council meeting, as she announced Amy Wartman as the new principal for the 2023-2024 school year. "I have … more
The USD 214 school board approved the purchase of curriculum materials for English Language Arts and science for Sullivan Elementary School, Kepley Middle School, and Ulysses High School, during … more
It all started with just three people who wanted to make a difference. Today, they give back 100 percent to the communities they serve. "Southwest Miracles has been established since 2009," said … more
City Council members met in regular session April 12, and opened their meeting with an introduction of a non-profit organization to Ulysses. Tracy Tanking, representing Southwest Miracles, … more
The Grant County Commissioners met April 4 for their regularly scheduled meeting. Included on their agenda was bid openings for Grant County Road and Bridge, the Grant County Senior Center and the … more
Time and time again when you sit down to enjoy a music show, a sporting event, an awards show, etc., there always seems to be that moment. That moment when what you tuned in to enjoy is disrupted … more
On the one-year anniversary of my postal reform legislation being signed into law, I urged United States Postal Service (USPS) Postmaster General Louis DeJoy to address poor mail service in … more
Is It Hard For You? that’s the question i am dying to ask my parents to my mom, Is It Hard watching my room change from princesses and polka dots to makeup and clothes on the floor Is … more
Special to the Ulysses News Ulysses High School students were able to have some hands-on learning with an Anatomage Table. But, what exactly is an Anatomage Table? The Anatomage Table … more
Jennifer Hegwood, biology teacher at Ulysses High School, was honored in Salina, Kans., last weekend for earning USD 214’s nominee for Kansas Teacher of the Year at the secondary level. … more
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