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The purpose of this blog is to feature the daily and upcoming events and news of Ulysses, KS. You can have your questions about what's going on, when it happens and its significance answered here.

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Get Ulysses!

The purpose of this blog is to feature the daily and upcoming events and news of Ulysses, KS. You can have your questions about what's going on, when it happens and its significance answered here. We invite your feedback and hope you find what you're looking for here. If not, please e-mail us your hopes and concerns for this space. Enjoy! Get Ulysses! Team

Thursday, February 11, 2010

Magic Show Coming to Ulysses

You won't want to miss the Magical Spectacular "ASTONISHMENT" coming to Kepley Auditorium in Ulysses on March 5th & 6th at 7:00 p.m. each evening.  The full evening show features magic, comedy, ventriloquism and grand illusion.  Starring T.A. Hamilton and Mystique, it is one of the largest and most amazing shows of it's kind on tour today.  We are proud to bring this quality event to Ulysses and the surrounding communities.  Seating is limited and is on a first come, first serve basis so get your tickets today at the Grant County Chamber of Commerce office and other businesses throughout Ulysses.  Tickets are $10.  Don't miss out, get your tickets today!

February 20th....Mark your calendars!

Mark you calendars!  The Grant County Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Annual Awards Banquet is rapidly approaching.  "Discover the Magic" is the theme for the evening which will feature tables decorated in the magic theme by local businesses. 

Shad Shapland from the 620 Grille will be catering the event.  The menu will feature Baked Steak with carmelized onions and sauteed mushrooms slowly baked  in a red wine sauce, mashed Purple Peruvian Potatoes, Sunflower Corn, Cheddar Bisquits and Top Hat Cupcakes.

Everyone is welcome to attend the festive evening. Doors open at 6:00 p.m. and the dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m.  Tickets are $15 and can be purchased at the Chamber office or at the door.  Call the Chamber at 620-356-4700 for more information.

Wednesday, January 20, 2010

Get Ulysses! on Get Rural Kansas Website



Get Ulysses! is now up and running on the Get Rural Kansas! website. The website features explorations in Ulysses that offer unique, perhaps trivial, yet exciting details about Ulysses that make it stand out to Kansas Explorers. The eight Rural Cultural Elements categories tell the stories of these stand-out explorations, which include the categories of Commerce, Art, Architecture, People, History, and Cuisine. We hope soon to be able to include a Ulysses custom in the Customs category. If you have any ideas about a custom that happens at least 42 weeks out of the year, feel free to let Marieta or Lynda know! 


Roam around the site and find what you will! 

Wednesday, November 11, 2009

Christmas Social & Silent Auction




Enjoy an evening out at the Grant County Chamber of Commerce Christmas Social & Silent Auction on Saturday, November 21st at 6pm at the Historic Adobe Museum.

Your ticket includes hors d'oeuvres, door prize drawing for a mini netbook and an exciting selection of items for bid including: Taylor Swift Concert tickets, Christmas Decor, 100 sections of 2 3/8 inch pipe, K State merchandise, Certificates of Deposit, Office Desk, Jewelry, Portrait packages, Telephones, Ceramic Tile Artwork, Chain Saw, Wheel Barrow, GPS, Gourmet Baskets and much, much more. There will be something for everyone! Tickets are $15 per person and are available at the Grant County Chamber office or at the door the night of the event.

Wednesday, October 7, 2009

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Check out the beautiful fall colors displayed at the Russ' Binney Park. Sherry Olsen has done a great job of landscaping so that you can enjoy the foilage throughout the year.

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Ulysses has been here since 1909 when the industrious and resourceful townspeople decided their town would survive. To do so, they heaved their businesses, banks, and saloons, three miles west. This persistence made Ulysses what it was then and now: A Town On the Move!