Plans For Old Weaver Popcorn Factory Are No Longer 'Pop Secret'

Workers out of Denver spray paint a mural that reads “Trampoline” on the side of the former Weaver Popcorn factory in Ulysses April 22. Dr. Bradyn Bishop took possession of the building last fall from USD 214, who had owned the building and used it as storage since 2010. Bishop built a new storage building for the school district at the corner of McCall and San Jacinto across from the Ulysses High School tennis courts as a tradeoff for the building. Bishop plans to build an indoor trampoline park.

Ulysses News Photo/Shawn Yorks

Workers out of Denver spray paint a mural that reads “Trampoline” on the side of the former Weaver Popcorn factory in Ulysses April 22. Dr. Bradyn Bishop took possession of the building last fall from USD 214, who had owned the building and used it as storage since 2010. Bishop built a new storage building for the school district at the corner of McCall and San Jacinto across from the Ulysses High School tennis courts as a tradeoff for the building. Bishop plans to build an indoor trampoline park.

Ulysses News Photo/Shawn Yorks

Posted Wednesday, April 30, 2025 8:13 am

By Shawn Yorks

Workers out of Denver spray paint a mural that reads “Trampoline” on the side of the former Weaver Popcorn factory in Ulysses April 22. Dr. Bradyn Bishop took possession of the building last fall from USD 214, who had owned the building and used it as storage since 2010. Bishop built a new storage building for the school district at the corner of McCall and San Jacinto across from the Ulysses High School tennis courts as a tradeoff for the building. Bishop plans to build an indoor trampoline park.

Ulysses News Photos/Shawn Yorks