Baldwin City, KS News

• Baldwin City, KS News
• Shrine Rodeo finishes up tonight; demolition derby tomorrow in Tonganoxie
• Baldwin's Valentine, Kehl bring home gold at state 4A track meet
• Douglas County district attorney reviewing complaints about home security company's door-to-door tactics
• Baker University releases dean's list for spring semester
• Baker sophomore wins national title in javelin
• Thellman announces bid for 2nd District Douglas County Commission
• University announces College of Arts and Sciences dean’s list for spring semester
• University announces School of Nursing dean’s list for spring
• Baldwin sweeps 4A regional titles
• Baker gives Class of 2012 intimate send off
• Baldwin board agrees to put Marion Spring on market
• Baldwin woman remembers fallen brother with pride, pain
• Food: Edible heirlooms: Favorite recipes help remember loved ones
• Five questions: Marble collecting
• Baker University graduate named 2012 Broker of the Year
• Baldwin USD 348 agenda for Monday, May 21
• Baker University open house set for May 31
• Fire damages Lumberyard Arts Center in downtown Baldiwn City
• Structure fire reported in Baldwin City
• Baldwin school board looking to fill vacancy
• Scholarship gives Baldwin seniors chance to reconnect with roots
• Douglas County sheriff to run for third term
• Special teams football camp to be offered in Basehor in June
• School of Education graduate feature — Dean of Students earns doctoral degree
• Baldwin softball team upset at regionals
• Baldwin City Police Department to put extra manpower on street to enforce seat belt laws
• Baldwin second-grader takes lead in composting
• Baker grad named CNN hero for work with refugee children
• School of Nursing students inducted into national honor society
• College of Arts and Sciences graduate feature: Rebecca Nolte ready to continue mission work
• Food: Steamed hake packs in the flavor
• Five questions: Window watch
• College of Arts and Science: Computer science major lands job with Intel
• Baldwin bows out of regionals with 5-4 loss to Spring Hill
• School of Nursing graduate feature — Mission work inspires student for new career
• Baker commencements start today
• Baker University Wall of Fame to add four educators
• Baker University honors outstanding seniors
• Baldwin City resident air lifted to KU Med Center after accident near Douglas County Lake
• Baldwin boys first, girls second in Frontier League meet
• Baldwin senior Brown in finals of Google contest
• Brackets set for Baldwin teams in 4A regional baseball, softball
• Baldwin USD 348 board cool to new multi-use building
• Volunteers, donors sought for Baldwin City senior bus service
• Baker experience teaches graduating student value of friendship
• Lansing escapee found in KCK
• Baldwin softball team on a roll
• Baker University releases names of spring graduates
• SPGS GRADUATE FEATURE — Husband, wife complete MBA program together
• Food: Treat mom to a kid-and-dad-proof Mother’s Day breakfast
• Five questions: Avoiding scams
• Stages of support
• Warren Swenson named Student Leader of Month
• Student-run website honored with Great Plains Journalism Award
• Baker University’s Class of 2012 announced
• Baker’s Wall of Honor to induct four
• Bulldog softball sweeps Tonganoxie on senior night
• Baldwin City downtown farmers market opens for season Saturday
• Flower grower supplies farmers market with color
• Baldwin students receive standing ovation in Capitol
• Man who escaped from Lansing in April still free
• Baldwin High School earns state recognition for character education
• Douglas County Register of Deeds seeks re-election
• Douglas County refinances debt to take advantage of low interest rates
• Baker University alumnus honored as CNN Hero
• Baldwin seniors forge friendship on diamond
• Baldwin High School senior Tucker Brown finalist in national Google contest
• Five questions: Salt savvy
• Commencement ceremonies set for May 12, May 20 on Baldwin City campus
• Copper thieves strike Baldwin City public works facility
• Food: New way with a Southern classic: shrimp and grits
• Baldwin board approves virtual program
• New health assessment identifies 13 challenges that Douglas County residents face
• Baker University honors Milan-Harris Award recipient
• Baker announces new basketball coach
• Baker student play to explore absurdity of love
• Holland wary of conference committee tax-cut compromise
• Baldwin track and field athletes have busy week
• Produce growers goes from sales to soil
• PAC's use as storm shelter for nearby Baldwin City residents probably month away
• Construction of multi-use building among recommendations in Baldwin school district administrator facility report
• Fort Leavenworth historic tour is May 5
• A look inside the landfill
• Simplicity key for spring vegetables
• Baker to host 32nd annual candlelight vigil
• Ribbon cutting planned for May 4
• University to host third annual undergraduate art history conference
• Baldwin High School Real World Design team wins school's second national championship
• Three-vehicle accident slows traffic in Baldwin City
• Artist Tricia Spencer's show to open May 5 at Lumberyard
• Baker University to offer concentration for higher education administrators
• Baldwin USD 348 agenda for Monday
• Baker University to offer concentration for higher education administrators
• Honor recital set for April 27
• Baldwin tracksters do well at Wichita meet
• Local business looks for city help for expansion
• Preservation underway on Vinland Church
• Baldwin Scout food drive successful
• Convicted sex offender escapes from Lansing
• Student newspaper honored again with All-Kansas Award
• Food: Almond-crusted chicken a quick dinner
• Baldwin City Sixth Street project to start April 24
• Five questions: Plant a tree
• Baker small dance team claims second national championship
• Career expo and networking event set for May 18
• Lumberyard Arts Center volunteers planing for Smithsonian traveling exhibit
• Baldwin High School tennis tournament rescheduled
• Baldwin City Community Theatre needs help solving murder
• Baldwin City Police Department acquires Hummer
• Baldwin City man working to restore Victorian house to former stately condition
• Baldwin track and field teams stay strong
• Baldwin soccer blanked
• Five questions: Rabies on rise?
• State leaders fired up over court furloughs
• Brownback calls barber bill an economic burden
• Sophomore honored for civic leadership
• Kansas Private College Week April 16-22
• Area allergy specialist offers tips for surviving season
• Douglas County population growing, albeit slowly
• Douglas County Heritage Grant deadline nears
• Baldwin district cook makes whole-wheat treats for students
• Baldwin boys sweep Wellsville
• Food: Have faith in these dessert recipes, for Passover and beyond
• Food: A strawberry-apricot tart to get ready for spring
• Food: Simple, speedy popovers work for breakfast, too
• Matt Wiest named Student Leader of Month
• Baldwin softball team sweeps Ottawa
• Baker University pastor knows ministry requires different approach
• Engineering design contract spurs debate on no-bid contracts
• Baldwin City Council approves Six Street project bid
• Students honored at Kansas Association of Broadcasters competition
• Five questions: Tobacco-free teens
• State will benefit from lottery win
• Budget meltdown could cause furloughs in courts
• Baker named Tree Campus USA
• Baker University named a 2011 Tree Campus USA by Arbor Day Foundation
• Baldwin girls get first-even soccer win
• Douglas County Health Department offering day care orientation
• Baldwin City Council agenda for April 2
• One person killed in vehicle-train accident near Riverfront Park north of Lawrence
• Food: Kids can help with this Easter dessert
• Food: This Easter, ditch ham but keep the pig
• One of three winning lottery tickets purchased in northeast Kansas
• Baldwin City Recreation Commission Easter egg hunt to be at ball field complex
• Lumberyard Art Center to offering spring classes
• Baker student selected for Summer Science Fellowship
• Area educators invited to Baker University Practitioners Conference
• Baker University head basketball coach resigns to take position on Tulsa staff
• Baldwin High baseball to battle tough league with young team
• Former Baker punter chasing longshot NFL dream
• House gives preliminary OK to bill that supporters say preserves religious freedom, but opponents say allows discrimination
• Kansas House advances abortion 'conscience' bill
• Kansas House rejects proposed amendment on funding
• State health officials warn of increase in rabies
• House advances bill creating prayer room
• Severe thunderstorm watch in effect until midnight for area counties
• Baldwin Golf Association looking at possibility of new clubhouse
• Baldwin Elementary School Primary Center scheduling for kindergarten roundup
• Baldwin City battle plans
• Baldwin High girls fall to Lawrence in program’s inaugural soccer match
• Five questions: Storm preparation
• Baldwin superintendent presents plan to open shelter to residents
• Baldwin USD 348 BOE agenda for March 26
• Faculty show opens Friday at Baldwin City's Lumberyard Art Center
• Food: Party like mad! Or at least like 'Mad Men' might
• Eight Ottawa resident indicted in Oxycodone traffic case
• National success leads to program’s Top 20 ranking
• Baldwin High wrestlers earn more honors
• Rural Baldwin City women taken to hospital after car chase, wreck
• Baldwin High School softball team looks for respect
• Baldwin High School girls ready for first-ever soccer season
• Douglas County Health Department offering dental flouride varnishing
• Baldwin City stands by shelter decision, looks to schedule storm preparedness meeting
• Baldwin City Council spends Take Charge Challenge winnings
• House budget would cut spending by $600 million
• Five questions: Poison protection
• Zeta Chi polyeuphony concert to benefit Lumberyard Arts Center
• Food: Pub grub at home — Recipes for March Madness
• Community garden available in Baldwin City for second year
• Lawyer describes talk with Afghan killings suspect held at Fort Leavenworth
• Kansas Court of Appeals to hear oral arguments at KU, Johnson County CC
• Three Baldwin City youngsters make state wrestling final
• Instate NCAA games were special
• KDHE urges Kansans to prepare severe weather plans
• Baldwin High School forensics off to fast start
• Baldwin Annunciation Catholic Church
• Baldwin elementary school science fair winners announced
• Kansas folklore lecture Tuesday
• Baldwin City Council members suggest City Hall top floor remodel
• High crude oil prices spur activity in local oil field
• Alumna sings praise of hometown
• Five questions: Flu still around
• Lawrence resident, 29, chronicles life-changing brain injury in new book
• Few people using Kansas fund for problem gamblers
• Abortion bill brings up more than just tax issues
• Bridge replacement closes 1057 near K-10
• Food: The perfect week for pie
• Community Wellness Festival set for March 31
• Denesha Jones named student leader of month
• University celebrates launch of Quest
• Kansas moves closer to ending ban on happy hour
• Legislators expecting fights on major issues
• Kansas Legislators raise concerns about schools reaching dyslexic students
• Five questions: Good consumer
• Baker announces hiring of executive vice president
• Baldwin City mayor says FEMA grant details make city role in community shelter at PAC difficult
• Baker announces Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs, Dean of College of Arts and Sciences
• Food: What's your cup of tea?
• Easement acquisition issues delay start of 6th Street project in Baldwin
• Couple donates $1.6 million for Baker University's Mulvane Project
• University announces 1.6 million dollar gift; addition to Mulvane Hall to be named Hartley Hall
• Still time to give blood today
• Keegan: Brett Ballard has BU ballin’
• Baldwin High School Real World Design Team tops in state again
• Baker University to present 'Midsummer's Night Dream'
• Castle returning to hometown for musical performance
• Annual Baldwin Education Foundation luncheon March 8
• Baldwin boys' season ends with overtime loss
• Tornado watch issued for Douglas, Franklin and Jefferson counties
• National Geographic photographer to speak at Baker
• Baldwin girls win thriller in De Soto
• Proposal would put chapel in the Capitol
• School finance lawsuit looms over Legislature
• Office of Student Life wins innovative program award
• Baker's Boyd named Kansas Conservationist of the Year
• Bonner, Morgan bring home state wrestling titles
• Trio of Wildcats reach finals at state wrestling tourney
• Rumsfeld visits Fort Leavenworth
• Brownback favors Leavenworth County being its own Kansas Senate district, chief of staff says
• County appraiser finds Baldwin City's property values decline the steepest in the county
• Baker University Mulvane Hall expansion going well with mild winter
• Baldwin City Council hears presentation on proposed Sunflower water cooperative
• Boyd to be honored as Conservationist of the Year
• Vinland business expanding in down economy
• Baldwin City memory care home provides comfort for Alzheimer's patients
• Seven Baldwin High School wrestlers earn state bids
• Baldwin tames Broncos
• Baldwin girls hold on for win
• House panel delays vote on abortion bill
• Changes to Kansas water policy moving forward
• Senator proposes adding funds to Brownback’s school finance plan
• Five questions: It's a leap year
• A childhood favorite all grown up: Mature mac and cheese
• Kansas House panel postpones vote on abortion bill
• Baldwin city council agenda for Feb. 20
• Motorcyclist suffers 'minor injuries'
• Senior honored with National Association for Campus Activities scholarship
• Food left on stove caused fatal apartment fire in Shawnee
• BHS wrestlers receive seeding for regional meet
• Baker,Mungano plan month of activities to celebrate Black History Month
• Ottawa coffee, donut shop fills hole in Baldwin City
• Baldwin City Recreation Commission's card games provide social outlet
• Baldwin City well positioned to benefit from intermodal, chamber members told
• Baldwin girls fall when rally comes up short
• Baldwin boys gear up for tough 3-game swing with rout of Louisburg
• BHS wrestlers dominate while claiming league crown
• Baldwin City Council to consider future water supply options
• Five questions: Tips from the heart
• Goppert Foundation awards grant to Baker University
• Legislative leaders skeptical of Brownback's budget plan
• Honor Band to perform concert on Thursday
• Food: (Un)Chocolate for your sweetheart?
• Votes for Baldwin Chamber of Commerce recognition due today
• Chocolate Auction to sweeten Baldwin City's weekend
• Baldwin High and Junior high school students art show opening Friday
• Baldwin City pie making slicing production
• KU professor to share creative process behind 'West Side Story' tonight at Baker
• KDOT plans safety improvements to Baldwin City's east entrance
• Former Congressman announces he has Alzheimer's
• Baldwin girls stay hot
• Zone slows Baldwin boys in loss
• Five questions: Cards of love
• University to celebrate Black History Month
• USD 348 property drawing interest
• Baldwin sweeps on winter court night
• Wreck sends teen to hospital
• Baldwin author going for prize
• Concentration in health care administration available at Baker
• Food: Cheap eats: How to save money but not sacrifice health
• Baldwin Community Children's Choir rehearse, raise money for Big Apple trip
• Baldwin High School culinary students prepare for contest
• Baldwin girls earn improbable overtime victory against Wildcats
• Five questions: Tax season is here
• Baldwin High School culinary arts program: Popular, successful and threatened
• !-35 roll-over accident claims two
• Baker wrestlers tops in state
• Student art to be on display at Lumberyard
• Baldwin grads excel at K-State
• Woman involved in accident Jan. 3 on U.S. Highway 56 near Worden dies
• Road work to close Douglas County East 1750 Road on Thursday
• U.S. Highway 59 closed north of Baldwin Junction because of accident
• Baldwin girls third in Wellsville Top Gun Tournament
• Baldwin wrestlers places fifth is own tournament
• Food: A dead time for farmers? Not quite
• Baldwin falls in Top Gun
• Baldwin Bulldogs down Piper in dual
• Baker's oldest alumna dies
• Baker students honored by Who’s Who
• Baldwin Junior High students learn with LEGO bots
• Baldwin girls take flight in Top Gun Tournament
• Concerns may end PACs use as Baldwin City's community storm shelter
• Baldwin school board tells state representative school finance reform flawed
• Baker University ranked No. 1 for MBA enrollment
• Assistance dogs trained in Kansas provide gift of independence
• Bulldogs fall 47-32 in Baldwin Invitational finals
• Bonner Springs earns Baldwin Invitational title with 47-32 win
• Baldwin Bulldogs to play for champion of Baldwin Invitational
• WATCH LIVE: Bonner Springs boys to play Baldwin in tournament final
• LifeStar air ambulance called to one-vehicle injury accident north of Vinland
• Smooth operators: Smoothies blend nutrition and a simple package
• Baldwin Junior High spelling bee becomes marathon
• Baldwin Signal office closing
• ‘The Creation of West Side Story’ to be presented on Feb. 9
• Vinland Fair board elections held, fair dates set
• Baldwin High School wrestlers in middle of 'grind'
• Baldwin City tradition Chocolate Auction getting new twist
• 100 years of attitude
• Students, faculty participate in MLK Day of Service
• 5 Questions: Tracking credit
• Baldwin basketball team advances in tournament
• Montemayor: 1,000-point milestones don't obscure twins', Bobcats' grand thoughts
• Baldwin City residents, Baker students volunteer to honor MLK
• New home construction stimulus plan on Baldwin City Council's agenda
• Baldwin's Bonner gives wrestlers best finish at Bobcat Classic
• Food: Peary easy desserts
• State representative to update USD 348 board
• Trustee recognized for leadership, work with the University
• Baker University choir to begin spring practice
• Closed Baldwin district school among those receiving governor's recognition
• Baker University Community Choir to begin spring practice
• Montemayor: For teens on the football field, stakes are higher than we imagined
• Baker University sports roundup
• BHS girls drop to .500 after home loss to Ottawa
• Ojeleye ends Bulldogs undefeated start to season
• BHS wrestlers finished second at Bonner Springs
• Zuzzio honored with national coaches award
• Baker University plans MLK event
• Relay For Life of Douglas County to kick off Jan. 24 with sign-up event
• Local food, made easy: Feaster’s Bistro aims for effortless farm-to-table dining
• Baldwin Education Foundation helps classrooms stay up with technology
• LAC "Un-Juried" exhibit opened Friday evening
• Students honored by Order of Omega
• BHS boys, girls fall to Cyclones
• 5 Questions: Peaceful Rest
• MLK celebration set for Jan. 26
• Bulldogs defeat Wildcats, stay unbeaten
• BHS girls begin 2012 with league win
• Bulldogs working to improve before season rolls ahead
• Column: Time to move on from 2011, look ahead at 2012's future
• Building a winner: Ballard has Baker basketball on the rise
• Learning opportunities flourish between semesters at Baker
• North Sixth Street Project expected to start soon
• New LAC exhibit opens Friday
• Investigation continues into cause of head-on crash on U.S. Highway 56
• Cirque du Soleil brings Jackson's story to KC stage
• 5 Questions: E-book advice
• Head-on collision reported along U.S. Highway 56; highway re-opens
• Governor's plan for managed care raising concerns
• Snowy owls head south in search of food
• Super Bowl winning coach was best sports story of past year
• Letter to the editor
• Take Charge victory tops Baldwin City news in 2011
• Expansion, renovations of Baker’s Mulvane Hall on track
• Government changes, winter weather tops 2011 news
• State, HAAC conference titles highlight success stories of 2011
• 5 Questions: A Penny Saved...
• Offensive woes to blame for BHS girls' loss
• Brown's 26 points lead BHS boys past Cardinals
• Bulldogs finish third at Ottawa dual tournament
• Honomichl to be inducted into KSHSAA Hall of Fame
• Local grads enjoy time spent at Baker
• Food pantry in need; Bus drivers, riders help fill shelves
• Signal announces new advertising representative
• University announces CAS Dean’s List for fall semester
• University announces School of Nursing Dean’s List for fall semester
• Bulldogs split home contests with Cardinals
• 5 Questions: Recipe For Safety
• School board votes down bus cameras recommendation
• Input sought regarding statewide intercity bus system
• BJHS eighth-grade JV girls finish season undefeated
• Fourth-quarter rally propels Bulldogs to victory
• BHS boys remain unbeaten after road win at Paola
• BHS senior win first-ever varsity tournament to lead Bulldogs
• Community choir blends ages, talents of local residents
• Video cameras recommended for school district buses
• Fill the Bus campaign makes gifts available to everyone
• Brownback outlines new school finance plan
• Bulldogs sweep Paola to tip off league action
• Michael Jackson tour to be 'Thriller' of a show
• 5 Questions: Seasonal Travel
• Baker University commencements set for weekend on Baldwin City campus
• Medical trip inspires nursing graduate
• Baker University’s Class of 2011 announced
• Baldwin High boys win tournament; girls finish runner-up
• Unusually shiny donation in Salvation Army kettle could 'help a lot of families'
• Commencements set for Dec. 17-18 on Baldwin City campus
• Baker University sports roundup
• BHS girls rebound from opening loss with back-to-back wins
• BHS boys basketball squad begins season 3-0
• Bonner, Shoemaker lead BHS wrestlers at GEHS tournament
• Berg selected to Class 4A all-state football squad
• Boilers key to Baker University keeping heating costs down
• High utility bills cutting into USD 348 budget
• Holiday Home Tour returns to provide decorating ideas
• Annual Vespers concert debuts "Sounds of the Season" musical piece
• City council approves temporary financing for North Sixth Street project
• Magazine cover stirs interest in Baker University's King James Bible
• Baker University launches Early Career MBA program
• 5 Questions: Picking safe toys
• Baldwin High basketball teams sweep Anderson County
• BHS boys win season opener; girls fall to SFT
• Wildcats fall to No. 1 Lindsey Wilson in NAIA Semifinals
• Baker men advance to first-ever NAIA Final Four
• Wildcats season ends in penalty kick shootout
• Kansas revenue department refuses request for information about tax reform group
• Bulldog wrestlers prepare for difficult opener at GEHS
• First-year BHS coach ready to tip off season Friday
• Juniors step into leadership role on BHS girls' basketball team
• Berg nets Bulldogs only first-team Frontier League honor
• New solution offered in ball field storage building discussion
• Weather doesn't put chill on annual light parade festivities
• USD 348 school board approves salary raises
• Baker University to present 81st Candlelight Vespers
• Hollywood Casino jobs fair to take place at KCKCC
• School of Nursing reaccredited for 10 years
• Child molester Scott Bivins sentenced to 11.5 years in prison for crimes against two girls east of Baldwin City
• Opponents on Kansas school finance to speak at forum at BHS
• 5 Questions: Time To Winterize
• KBCA releases preseason rankings
• Baker men's soccer knocks of Hutson-Tillotson (Texas) in overtime
• Ukena goal lift Baker women past Martin Methodist, 1-0
• Baker wrestling kicks off weekend against top-ranked Hawkeyes
• Nottingham joins Cowgirls' equestrian team
• Baldwin High earns numerous postseason soccer honors
• BCRC reports pool season ended with nearly $10,000 deficit
• BHS activities help exchange students build friendships
• City council takes step toward citing illegal tags
• BHS students, PAC shine in fall musical
• Santa Claus visit thrills, scares Baldwin City youngsters
• Cederholm family shares Christmas collection with community
• Sorority to celebrate fifth birthday
• Blood drive set for Nov. 30
• 5 Questions: Preparing The Bird
• Baker men's soccer advances with 2-0 victory
• Baker women defeat Bellevue 2-1 in NAIA opening round
• Honor society for international scholars inducts members
• Escapees surrender to authorities in KCK
• BESIC continues Veterans Day tradition
• Brungardt signs with St. Louis to play softball
• BHS winter sports begin practices
• Wildcats narrowly miss football playoffs
• Tourism study recommends city to take advantage of historic sites
• BHS seniors prevail in annual powderpuff games
• 'Cinderella' will be first musical for new USD 348 Performing Arts Center
• Professional sax player to attend Baker University Jazz Festival
• Breakfast with Santa to kick off Baldwin City holiday season
• Baker soccer teams hosting NAIA playoff games Saturday
• Chances of escapees remaining free are slim, past history shows
• Bible from Baker collection featured on cover of National Geographic
• Authorities on lookout for two Lansing prison escapees
• 5 Questions: Holiday Travel
• Programming teams place 1-2 at regional contest
• 81st Annual Candlelight Vespers set for Dec. 4
• Emerging Leaders Class of 2011 announced
• Eudora resident pleads no contest to animal cruelty charge, must pay state for care of Shetland pony
• Smaller communities in Douglas County selected to receive business expansion funds
• Heritage Council backs allotting $163K to farmhouse project
• Baker University weekend sports roundup
• Baker women advance to HAAC finals with 2-1 victory
• Wildcats defeat Ravens in double overtime
• Baker volleyball reaches HAAC finals
• De Soto graduate sinks game-winning three for BU women
• Turnovers help Wildcats defeat rival Ravens
• WWII veteran witnesses history in Japan
• Self-defense course pays homage to slain Lenexa teen
• City council OKs Santa Fe Market plans
• No election? No problem at annual Election Day Chicken Noodle Dinner
• Baker University sports roundup
• BHS volleyball squad nets three all-league players
• Baker men begin home stand with victory
• Signal wants your Halloween photos
• STATE CHAMPS: 5 in a row for Bulldogs; BHS boys take fifth
• REGIONAL CHAMPS: Bulldogs make history with PK shootout victory
• Bulldogs fall to Cardinals in district title bout
• Column: Time to support the Bulldogs
• Baker University named among Best Values in Private Colleges
• Bulldogs run well at Class 4A regional
• BHS earns state football playoff berth
• New city administrator settling in, looking ahead
• Breast cancer run/walk helps build awareness of self-examinations
• Baker banquet serves food for thought on hunger
• Seasoned, young competitors ready for American Royal rodeo
• Michels breaks scoreless tie, leads BHS to 2-0 victory
• Wildcat soccer teams defeat rival Benedictine
• Letter: School seeking Kansas items
• University inducts four into Athletic Hall of Fame
• 5 Questions: No tricks
• Bulldogs beat Paola 2-0, will play Friday at home
• Baldwin City wins $100K in Take Charge Challenge
• BHS cross country teams finish 1, 2 at regionals
• BHS boys soccer will host regional game Tuesday
• No. 5 Wildcats overpower No. 16 Benedictine in NAIA Game of the Week
• Baker women beat Benedictine in double OT
• Wildcats blast Culver-Stockton, 71-21, in homecoming game
• Bulldogs advance to 2-0 in districts with win at SFT
• Bulldogs set to play Paola at volleyball regional
• Students honored for participating in internship program
• Baker University weekly sports roundup
• BHS football team defeats Ottawa 28-6
• Bulldogs finish first, second at league meet
• BHS doubles team ends state tournament with victory
• BHS boys' soccer finishes regular season with six straight shutout wins
• Local Boy Scouts troop remained busy during summer
• Flu shot clinic participation hikes with afternoon hours
• Baker University celebrates centennial of Taft's visit
• Maple Leaf run attendance increases following largest year
• Annunciation Catholic Church remains at heart of Maple Leaf
• Weather, long parade highlight annual Maple Leaf Festival
• Festival provides annual 2-day stimulus to Baldwin City economy
• Douglas County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Douglas County
• 5 Questions: Enrollment time
• Baker men's soccer defeats top-ranked Hastings
• Food drive planned through Nov. 3
• BHS boys soccer defeats Maranatha on senior night
• Concert, community choirs to perform Oct. 28, 30
• Health department board OKs $3.1 million budget for 2012, various fee increases
• USD 348 receives numerous standards of excellence marks
• First day of Maple Leaf winding down; Festival continues on Sunday
• Baldwin opens district games with 28-6 win
• It’s that time again: Be on the lookout for deer as you’re driving
• BHS girls cross country dominates league; boys finish runner-up
• DeSoto captures championship trophy at marching festival
• Maple Leaf run includes three races Saturday morning
• BHS seniors become back-to-back state qualifiers
• Quilt show founder chosen to be honored as parade grand marshal
• Plenty of food options at annual festival
• Maple Leaf Festival schedule of events
• Baker University groups rely on festival for fundraising
• Festival quilt show moving to BESIC
• More than 300 arts, crafts booths to fill Baldwin City streets for festival
• Grand Parade theme for 2011: 'Land of Maple Leaf'
• Maple Leaf Festival organizer forecasts big crowds, nice weather
• Baker University sports roundup
• Bulldogs win Sabetha meet
• Berg hits jackpot with two-point gamble
• BHS volleyball squad falls to De Soto, finished sixth at Spikefest
• Bulldogs shutout league rivals to complete season sweeps
• Hollywood Casino taking shape
• KCKCC jazz coming to the Legends, Jardines
• 5 Questions: Celebrating Fall
• Baldwin High sports roundup
• Baker University to feature distinguished professor as part of Real Food Week
• University to recognize Taft’s appearance on campus
• Baker, Metropolitan Community College in Omaha sign articulation agreement
• Bulldogs' gamble pays off; BHS beats Louisburg 34-33
• Time to blackout Liston Stadium tonight
• Ag Hall to offer 3rd annual trick-or-treating event
• Baker to be host to 13th Annual Marching Festival
• Sophomore honored with prestigious Merit Award
• Baker University plans groundbreaking for Mulvane Hall
• Facebook page reconnects current, former Baldwin City residents
• BHS football beats St. James 35-21
• Baker University sports roundup
• Baldwin High runners drop times at second home meet
• Winning streak ends; BHS recovers with 2-0 victory
• Baker volleyball coaches reaches 300-victory milestone
• Bulldogs regain 'swag' after Dig Pink Night win
• LAC board still working toward theater
• Bluegrass, BBQ draws record crowd Saturday
• Baker University music, theatre department to present ‘The Diviners’
• Baldwin High students' ACT scores remain above state, national average
• 5 Questions: Think Pink
• Baker’s School of Professional and Graduate Studies delivers school supplies
• Baldwin City legislator TerriLois Gregory faces ethics hearing over using public resources for political campaigning
• Ethics Commission says legislators can use campaign funds to pay for office water coolers
• Bob Dole honored with first plaque on Kansas Walk of Honor
• Repealer hitting the road to gain public input on what laws need to be repealed
• Bulldogs silence Thunder, win 35-21
• Kaw Valley Farm Tour is this weekend
• Zeta Tau Alpha coordinates events for Breast Cancer Awareness
• BHS picks up first home victory of 2011
• BHS runners battle top area teams at Rim Rock
• Bulldogs avenge loss, topple Broncos
• Baldwin City residents warned of low-hanging branches, urged to help with final days of Take Charge Challenge
• Mayor, city council discuss utility rates with patrons
• Baldwin High graduate earns new honor at state fair
• Circuit-riding minister brings word of God to Worden UMC
• LAC hosting annual Blues, BBQ Saturday
• School board gives nod to seek bids on ball field storage facility
• Vintage Luscombes flock to Vinland Valley
• BJHS volleyball team combine for 10-0 records at weekend tournaments
• BJHS eighth-grade football team remains unbeaten
• Baker University weekly sports roundup
• BHS volleyball falls to Wildcats; Bulldogs will host 'Dig Pink Night' on Tuesday
• Estimated 9,000 visitors turn out for rare look inside GM's Fairfax plant
• Friday's football game moved to Bishop Miege
• 5 Questions: Shear Madness
• Public invited to groundbreaking ceremony on Oct. 7
• BHS scorches El Dorado for homecoming victory
• New U.S. Highway 59 preparing for pavement in Douglas County
• GM plant opened to visitors as part of thank you gesture
• Bulldog turnovers lead to Wildcats's victory
• BHS girls tennis players enjoy home tournament
• Bulldogs change defense, fall to Cyclones in three games
• Three consecutive wins for BHS boys' soccer squad
• Cool, wet weather leads to fast times for BHS runners
• Ken Martin — Hall of Fame (horse)shoe in
• BHS homecoming activities won't include downtown parade
• Baldwin Diner waitress saves young choking victim
• USD 348 enrollment slightly up, FTE estimated decline
• Overbrook celebrates 125th anniversary at annual festival
• Baker alumnus to discuss latest suspense thriller
• Avoiding the flu: Time for vaccines, health officials say
• BHS to celebrate homecoming Friday without parade
• Music, theatre department to present ‘The Diviners’
• Statehouse Live; Brownback health policies questioned in committee hearing
• Statehouse Live: Kansas Board of Regents to discuss future of Big 12
• Secretary Siedlecki proud of agreements with Lawrence, other cities on SRS offices; lawmakers say he's taking undue credit
• Baker women win; BU athletes honored by HAAC
• Baker men's soccer improves to 8-0
• Wildcats rally in fourth quarter to crush Eagles
• BHS cross country teams finish fourth at home meet
• Bulldogs rout Louisburg, 8-1
• Bulldogs fall to Wildcats 28-7
• GM to say 'thank you' with open house
• Lansing Correctional Facility escapee caught in Gardner area
• Baker University sports roundup
• BJHS volleyball teams improving; seventh-grade squad wins trophy
• Bulldogs run well at Wamego Invitational
• BHS offense benefits from big plays in 35-20 victory
• Baker University invites community to Family Weekend
• Art Walk finale to start an hour earlier Friday
• Bulldogs finish home tournament with four victories
• Joslyn brothers lift BHS boys soccer to victory
• Miniatures collection at Baker University ends Sept. 23
• KNEA vice president advocates well-rounded education at LAC event
• Susan Baker leaving chamber of commerce
• Cable TV series to feature 2006 Lansing prison break
• Moran accepting applications for U.S. service academies
• Prisoner escapes from Lansing Correctional Facility
• Baker is highest-ranked Kansas university in U.S. News & World Report’s Midwest Regional category
• BHS volleyball squad finishes fifth at BIT; loses at Paola on Tuesday
• BHS boys soccer beats Eudora
• Information session to go over job openings at VHA call center
• Baker University awarded Military Friendly School title from G.I. Jobs
• Spam causes baldwincity.com to turn off submission form
• Baker University 9/11 commemoration emphasizes diversity, thanks to troops
• Bulldogs spread out Broncos with ground, air attacks
• Office manager leaving Baldwin City Chamber of Commerce
• Tonganoxie nonprofit agrees not to use term 'Purple Heart' and will pay official organization $5,000
• Marching festival set for Oct. 12
• Baker University sports roundup
• Panthers bash Bulldogs in opener
• Hartzell leads boys' team; BHS girls cruise to victory
• BHS volleyball squad begins home stand with loss to Spring Hill
• BHS soccer drops pair of one-goal league games
• Rodrock Chiropractic sponsoring annual food drive
• History comes alive at Midland Raiway's Labor Day weekend event
• Baldwin Education Foundation awards 41 teachers with grants
• Pair of officers added to BCPD staff
• Bulldogs drop opener to Paola
• 'Pawz Patrol' awards BEF Innovative grant recipients
• Wildcats to welcome HAAC newcomer at home Saturday
• Bulldogs finish first, second at Anderson County Invite
• Suicide Prevention Week raises awareness of signs, protective factors
• KCKCC community choir seeking vocalists
• Reflection ceremony set for Sept. 11 at chapel
• Successful fundraiser supports scholarship
• Weather changes sports schedules today at BHS
• Robin Hood, merry men join fray at KC Renaissance Festival
• Baker dominates second half in rout of Ottawa
• Slower, possession game leads to BHS soccer shutout against Panthers
• BHS girls' tennis squad plays well at Hayden
• Bulldogs overcome inconsistent play to pick up win
• BHS cross country teams aiming to defend 4A state titles
• BHS football opens with Paola on Friday
• Residents urged to participate in National Preparedness Month
• Baldwin City narrowly trails Paola in Take Charge Challenge
• Midland Railfest is this weekend in Baldwin City
• 12th annual Bash set for Friday evening
• New USD 348 Performing Arts Center officially open
• Chamber of Commerce event builds business relationships
• Flyover adds excitement to CSO back-to-school picnic
• LMH 5k run/walk attendance beat surrounding towns
• Robin Hood, merry men join fray at KC Renaissance Festival
• KC Ren Fest opening to be 35th
• Art exhibit opens at Holt-Russell Gallery
• USD 348 hosting ribbon cutting, open house at PAC Tuesday
• BHS soccer team ties Tonganoxie in opener
• Baker football rolls past Braves in season opener
• Summer Bridge Program prepares students for college
• Baker University appreciates partnership, sharing success with Baldwin City
• Mulvane Hall to receive transformation
• Students create mural for cafeteria entrance
• Taft's speech to be recognized after 100 years
• Longtime business professor earns top honor
• Office of Student Life launches mentoring program
• Baker University designated Tree Campus USA
• Community Choir prepares for third season
• Summer Bridge program prepares students for college life
• Athletics director honored as administrator of year
• KidZone returns for homecoming weekend
• University to honor athletic standouts
• Lister eager to start coaching women's basketball team
• Wildcats enter season No. 23 in NAIA
• Women's soccer squad favored to win HAAC
• Men's soccer coach hopes players have learned lessons
• BU runners look to defend conference championship
• Volleyball squad expects to challenge for HAAC crown
• 2010-2011 Year in Review
• Campus Calendar
• After slow start, some sunflowers are blooming at Grinter farm south of Tonganoxie
• Baldwin High soccer ready to open season Friday at Tonganoxie
• Elementary students transitioning well to BESPC, BESIC
• Wildcats, Braves renew early season rivalry
• USD 348 utility bill for July doubles from 2010
• School board lowers mill levy before approving 2011-2012 budget
• BHS volleyball squad aiming to build on 2010's success
• Back to School for Baldwin City - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Kaw Valley Farm Tour, coming in October, turns farms into museums
• Resurfacing begins on 11-mile stretch of U.S. 56 in western Douglas County
• Johnson County native to pilot war plane at this weekend's air show
• Career services director honored
• Zuzzio receives honors for track title, 500 basketball wins
• Bulldog Days bounces back with return of free workouts
• Mabee grant boosts Baker University Mulvane Hall project funding
• Barth business benefits environment, charity
• BHS band ends busy summer, prepares for school year
• Friday's Art Walk to feature LAC pottery show opening
• Traditional games draw interest at Vinland Fair
• Column: Wildcat teams enter fall with high expectations following 2010 seasons
• BHS volleyball players build on busy summer
• BHS girls' tennis squad enjoying cooler summer temperatures
• Baldwin High soccer players aim to improve conditioning during early season practices
• Participation numbers skyrocket for BHS girls' cross country program; boys numbers remain constant
• BHS football team enjoying opening practices
• Farm Aid’s message reaches 18,000 at LIVESTRONG Sporting Park
• Back to School: Help kindergartners get off to strong start
• University to present leadership training program
• New DUI law tougher, but loopholes still exist
• LIVE BLOG: Farm Aid 2011
• Searchers recover body of Tonganoxie man, 30, from Lone Star Lake in southern Douglas County
• Community Choir prepares for third season
• Mabee Foundation contributes challenge grant to Mulvane Hall
• Hoffman places sixth at USATF Jr. Olympics
• Wildcats picked third in preseason HAAC poll
• BHS graduates fight through 'wall' during first marathon
• USD 348 Superintendent pleased with fingerpring technology results
• Thomasson excited for second year as BJHS principal
• McFarlane Aviation set to expand with new building
• Vinland Fair holds special meaning after school closed
• New BHS principals ready to start school year
• Local 4-H'ers successful at Douglas County Fair
• Casino sets career fair for dealers this weekend
• Farm Aid is Saturday
• Child support resource fair offers fresh start, amnesty
• Little revenue from Farm Aid has gone to Kansas farmers
• Chamber of Commerce announces new board members at luncheon
• Wildcat Welcome schedule announced
• Creditworthy? Advice for parents as students hit the road with their first credit cards
• Brownback says state is returning to feds $31.5 million health care reform grant
• BJHS fails to meet AYP requirements
• University partners with restaurants to raise funds for tornado relief
• Office of Student Life begins mentoring program
• Baker Serves organization to collect canned food
• Concerns raised about overhead costs of Tonganoxie-based nonprofit Purple Heart Veterans Foundation
• LIVE BLOG: Kanrocksas Music Festival
• Cast enjoys Broadway at Baker summer finale
• Grossner optimistic about Wildcats' upcoming season
• Bulldogs logging summer miles
• LAC plans third-annual luau fundraiser
• Ives Chapel UMC hosting first clothing closet Saturday
• Summer creating bigger need at community food pantry
• Vinland Fair returns Aug. 11 with new offerings
• USD 348 enrollment experiment draws larger numbers
• American Legion baseball squad ends season at state tournament
• Baldwin City man injured in Monday evening accident
• Storm shelters bring safety to Camp Naish
• World Company hires V.P. of sales, marketing
• Douglas County native hired as Baldwin City administrator
• SPGS waives August application fee for business, management degree programs
• Column: Faithful Raiders' fan optimistic for upcoming season
• Column: It's time for the Chiefs to build on '10 success
• Morgan, Shoemaker improve success at Fargo tournament
• Baldwin baseball squad advances to state tournament
• Local company planning third expansion since 1999 beginning
• USD 348 school board sets budget hearing date for Aug. 22
• Wine and Brew Festival raises money for BCRC scholarship
• Linda Guss closes Charlotte's Daughters shop downtown
• Real World Design Challenge success leads to internship for BHS graduates
• Baker student made impression as freshman teammate, student
• Baker summer theater program draws high school talent
• USD 348 enrollment begins today for all schools
• Burials honor Civil War, World War I veterans
• Cabela's to play host to Archery Classic
• Fort Leavenworth honors unclaimed war veterans
• School of Professional and Graduate Studies to host ‘Bring a Friend Week’
• Leadership changes coming to Fort Leavenworth
• Willie Nelson to be inducted into the Ag Hall of Fame
• Baker women's basketball coach announces recruit signings
• U.S. Women's World Cup gave us reason to like soccer
• Washburn coach helps BHS, SFT volleyball players at camp
• American Legion baseball keeps improving during summer contests
• Pest management needed as summer heat brings out bugs
• LAC exhibit features art from Baldwin City homes
• BHS graduate Thomas learning in halls of Congress
• Kazoos, cupcakes thrill Art Walk visitors
• City council approves publication of budget with 0.724 mill levy increase
• Baker mourns death of student
• Baker president issues statement on death of student
• KDOT information services unavailable Wednesday, Saturday
• Students participate in Broadway at Baker
• K-10 committee looks at pilot project for cable-median barriers
• Three suspects identified in extensive vandalism at Eudora school stadium
• American Royal seeks patriotic singers
• After closing in Lawrence, Penny Annie's to open in downtown Eudora
• Broadway at Baker campers prepare for musical with intense week
• USD 348 budget approved for publication by board of education with slight mill levy decrease
• BHS wrestlers, coach experience U.S. Olympic Training Center camp
• BHS volleyball players improving during summer workouts
• Bulldogs endure heat during opening days of annual camp
• Baker's AD Yetmar receives national administrator award
• School board rejects latest plan for storage facility; Annual business items approved Monday night
• City council narrows administrator search
• Kite Video food drive to benefit community food pantry
• Art Walk offers chance to cool down Friday evening
• NWS warns: Weekend will be hot
• Higher food costs: Increases attributed to higher demand
• Vandals cause $25,000 in damage to Eudora High School's new stadium; police seek help in finding suspects
• Officer Candidate School in Salina to welcome return of alumni
• Broadway at Baker presents "Anything Goes"
• Former Lansing lawmaker among appointees to Kansas Board of Regents
• Email scam disguised as IRS document
• Douglas County DA: No charges planned in fatality accident on Kansas Highway 10
• Concert attendees get inspiration, mosh-induced rush from Warped Tour
• Hickory Creek team wins annual Trevor's Tournament fundraiser
• Ballard has high hopes for Baker men's basketball program
• Local farmers hope for rain to aid crops
• Rural elementary staff members staying positive about move to Baldwin City
• New school board members ready for future challenges
• City council discusses joining tax incentive program
• Live blog: Vans Warped Tour
• Yetmar among Administrator of the Year honorees
• Kansas was the cradle of cowboy culture
• KU players enjoy time at Ballard basketball camp
• Brett Ballard's second recruiting class fills roster holes
• BHS football team wins 7-on-7 title; working hard during summer
• Youthful Bulldogs improve basketball skills during June
• Area basketball players enjoying Baker University summer camp
• Wegner retires after 23 years as rural elementary principal
• Lawn flags to return to Baldwin City on July 4
• Shockley finds feminine side through pre-teen pageant
• Miley enjoys portraying famed Alice in summer musical
• Former Baldwin City mayor remembered by peers
• On the grill: Follow this advice to make fires, injuries rare
• Eudora man faces animal cruelty charge related to 'shocking' condition of pony's hooves
• Tonganoxie hires former Lawrence school superintendent Randy Weseman as interim superintendent
• Bird watchers flock to Land Trust walk
• Small town 5K races support Lawrence Memorial Hospital, community wellness
• Baker students recognized as Teachers of Promise
• Wichita student receives scholarship
• BHS class of 2011 was loaded with athletic talent
• Tony Weiss selected as BHS senior male athlete for 2010-2011
• Annual Walking on Sunshine 5K run/walk raises $1,000
• Baldwin City pool will be open July 4; No community fireworks show
• Early Saturday morning storm snaps trees, power poles
• Planes, Trains and Automobiles avoids weekend showers
• Students learn chemistry at summer science camp
• Storms cause problems for community theater's opening weekend
• City council hears request for restrooms at parks
• Mass Street Mile run scheduled for July 3
• Cool Savings: Expert offers tips on air conditioning
• Portions of KTA, other Kansas highways to have new 75 mph speed limit
• Top endurance athlete Karnazes comes to KC
• Wrestling camp at Northwest to feature college All-Americans
• Baker student to represent Kansas East Conference
• Film crews come to Kansas to document Take Charge Challenge
• Community meeting kicks off visitor study in Baldwin City
• Baldwin High School state titles piling up
• History was made with BHS track, cross country state titles
• Ramie Burkhart chosen as BHS senior female athlete of 2010-2011
• Baldwin City child chosen as state finalist for pageant
• Baker's sorority renovates house
• Two local restaurants change names, owners
• City plans Take Charge event for public with free food, games
• Fathers are focus of annual Planes, Trains and Automobiles event
• School board transfers $800,000 of construction dollars to bond, interest fund
• Midnight Farm helps riders build strength to overcome illness
• Sandstone striving to overcome economy
• 5 Questions: A day for dads
• Douglas County Emergency Management reminds residents to not rely solely on sirens during severe weather
• New U.S. Highway 59 in Douglas County to open in late 2012
• Mike Spielman wins 20th state title in 19th year at BHS
• Eighth-grade girls sweep all six league titles at BJHS
• High school, college students value summer jobs
• Community theater ready to transform downtown to 'Wonderland'
• City council endorses County Road 1055 resolution
• Black Jack re-enactors strive for authenticity
• PBS show's popularity draws young fans to Baldwin City
• Keeping it green
• Bird walk planned for section of historic Baldwin Woods
• I-70/K-7 interchange approved for T-WORKS funding
• Martha Harris receives Baker University's Kopke Award
• Baker University named college of distinction
• Battle of Black Jack anniversary events scheduled for weekend
• Thomas the Tank Engine to begin annual run Friday
• Baldwin City pool opens after repairs
• Social atmosphere enhances Bulldog Days
• Sacrifices remembered during Memorial Day service
• BHS teams' perseverance pays off with state titles
• BHS girls soccer program officially added for spring 2012
• First-time state medalists enjoy successful weekend
• Mile relay propels BHS girls to team title for second straight year
• BHS boys enjoy first track championship since 2002
• Graduates honored with Fran Jabara Leadership Awards
• KCK's new stadium: LIVESTRONG Sporting Park to open June 9
• Dean's list announced for College of Arts and Sciences, School of Education undergraduates
• Bulldogs win both team state track titles
• State track: Day 2 blog — Bulldogs tie for both team championships
• State track: Day 2 blog — Live from Wichita
• Three Bulldogs medal in state field events
• Kanrocksas full lineup announced
• Baker University recognized in Colleges of Distinction
• University announces Harter Scholars
• University announces School of Nursing Dean’s List for spring semester
• WyCo loses BBQ festival, but organizers say 'window still open'
• Eleven BHS boys qualify for state track, field meet
• BHS girls shatter 1,600 relay record; Bulldogs aim for state title repeat
• Ben Lister hired as Baker University's women's basketball coach
• Family's experience with ALS prompts June 18 fundraiser
• BESPC earns glowing reviews after first year
• Lumberyard Arts Center show presents contrasting styles
• North Sixth Street Project details discussed at joint meeting
• Newly opened USD 348 Performing Arts Center used as storm shelter Saturday
• Council hires interim city administrator to replace Dingman
• Nursing students recognized for community service
• Business professor receives Kopke Award for Distinguished Teaching
• Baldwin City residents can use district's storm shelter when tornado sirens sound
• Leavenworth National Cemetery to be site of annual Memorial Day ceremony
• Disaster officials urge Kansans to prepare for tornadoes
• Barton County assistant named head coach of Baker women’s basketball
• Lawmakers learn about Fort Leavenworth's impact during visit
• Siblings graduate from Baker on special day for family
• Good news reported on Kansas, Douglas County employment front
• Schlitterbahn to open Saturday
• BHS graduates 104 students at Sunday's ceremony
• Bulldogs early lead dwindles as baseball season ends Monday
• BHS softball squad Thunder-struck in regional semifinal
• Freshman Lober sets 400 school record; Bulldogs win league crown
• BHS boys win first league title since 2006
• Residents happy to share neighborhood with Baker Greek houses
• Baker University's Phi Mu sorority to close
• Co-worker says Dingman will be hard to replace
• Baker commencements continue Sunday
• Residents question 1055 project's cost, scope
• Baker University approves Mulvane Hall Transformation Project
• Eudora winery takes home gold at international competition
• Baker students place first at Midwest Decision Science Institute
• Theatre awards announced
• School, league records fall as Bulldogs sweep track titles
• Tonganoxie man, 37, pleads guilty to raping young girl
• School of Nursing faculty, alumni honored
• Professors honored at faculty recognition
• U.S. Highway 56 reopens to traffic east of Baldwin City
• University honors undergraduates at Scholars' Symposium
• Downed power lines continue to keep U.S. 56 closed west of Baldwin City
• BHS baseball crushes Kaws to end senior night
• BJHS track teams win three league crowns
• Trio of Bulldogs headed to state tennis
• Letters to the Editor
• Alzheimer's center opening in June
• Bulldog Days returning to free-of-charge origins
• Newly hired BHS principal makes good impression during Monday's visit
• School board sides with safety over savings in busing decision
• Going small pays big for Baker University senior
• Successful class of seniors graduating from BHS
• Lober ties Cook's hurdles school record
• Hannon, Wright pace BHS boys to Redbud victory
• BHS students raise money for 'Heart Awareness Week'
• Bulldogs sweep Chieftains in regular season finale
• Yo-yos add new dimension to Marble Days celebration
• 5 Questions: The Silent Killer
• Portion of Douglas County Road 458 to close
• Kansas feted at festival's Leavenworth swan song
• Baker University’s Class of 2011 announced
• Nursing students inducted into national honor society
• Sunday morning accident lands Baldwin City man in hospital
• University to honor more than 700 graduates
• Flags to be lowered to honor law officers
• New activities to be offered in Kansas Sampler Fest's 2nd year in Leavenworth
• USD 348 Performing Arts Center set to open ahead of schedule
• Baker University's food service director retiring after 26 years
• Baker University sports roundup
• BHS girls track squad wins five events, team title at De Soto meet
• Wright's 800 paces BHS boys track at De Soto
• Baldwin High softball sweeps rival Eudora
• Vander Tuig's no-hitter aces Cardinals
• Letter to the editor
• Black Jack site opening Saturday for season
• BHS students earn 4 top ratings at state festival
• Children's Choir receives gold medal at St. Louis competition
• Farmers Market to open downtown Saturday
• Baldwin City native gets first book published
• Kansas Highway Patrol says drug use, inattention contributing factors in fatal April 16 accident on K-10
• Samaritan's Fee tourney seeks shoe donations
• MAYB hoops tournament coming to Leavenworth
• Celebrating Mom: Mother’s Day history dates to early 1900s
• National Society of Collegiate Scholars inducts students
• Deadly accident spurs calls to make K-10 safer
• Marble Days, yo-yo competition coming May 7
• 'Heart Awareness Night' is today at BHS baseball, softball games
• City plans public meeting tonight to discuss County Road 1055 project
• Elementary students help artist's mascot take flight
• BHS girls track team improves during five-day, three-meet stretch
• Austin breaks 50-foot mark to lead BHS boys during busy weekend
• Free State assistant lands BHS boys' basketball head coaching job
• Letters to the Editor
• Annual food drive keeps Scouts busy
• Wellsville resident writes book during Iraq deployment
• Fort Scott assistant principal lands Baldwin High top job
• Informational meetings to highlight Baker University business, management degree programs
• Baker Orchestra to perform spring concert on May 8
• Playground safety: Children need supervision to prevent injury
• LMH workshop aims to help toddlers in expectant families
• BHS baseball, softball games canceled
• Brownback wants KDOT to reopen study of installing cable barriers along K-10 from Lawrence to I-435
• BHS principal, boys basketball head coach hired
• Career expo and networking event set for April 29
• University to present ‘Music in the Movies’
• Dingman resigning, accepting position in Fort Smith, Ark.
• Marion Springs Elementary School in Baldwin City holding last carnival before school closes
• Baker newspaper, student-journalists receive awards, honors
• Sunrise service, breakfast scheduled at Vinland UMC
• Online resources coordinator honored by Missouri Historical Society
• BHS boys tennis squad playing well
• Carson Barnes wins pentathlon to lead BHS track teams
• Bulldogs' softball squad cruises past Louisburg
• BHS baseball team earns first victories of 2011
• Love of music common among diverse community choir
• Baker University dance squad wins national championship
• Spring sparks city cleanup enforcement
• Big changes coming to Saturday's Easter event
• Midnight Farm hosting Family Fun Day on April 30
• Baldwin High RWDC team finished third at nationals
• Baker University student newspaper, online site receive top honors
• Marking Earth Day: Ideas offered for celebrating Mother Earth
• Community Choir to perform at Spring Choral Concert on May 1
• Chamber Choir to perform on April 26
• Kansas Highway Patrol investigates whether drugs contributed to double-fatality Saturday afternoon on K-10
• Baldwin City man hospitalized after accident on U.S. Highway 56
• University to recognize Tree Campus USA designation
• University honors recipients of Greek Awards
• Director of sports medicine honored by alma mater
• Mungano officers announced for 2011-12
• Theatre department to present ‘Reckless’
• Two dead, three with serious injuries after accident on Kansas Highway 10 near Eudora
• Students honored at Harlaxton
• Embattled Kansas Bioscience Authority leader resigns
• Thunderstorms, hail possible Thursday afternoon, evening
• Baldwin City still competitive in Take Charge Challenge
• School board moves one step closer to adding BHS girls soccer program
• Founding members return for ceremony marking Baker diversity group's 31st year
• USD School Board considering cutting busing inside city limits
• Young girl's big heart gets results at BESPC
• BHS girls break sprint medley record at Baker Relays
• Spring Hill's late rally keeps BHS baseball winless
• Brungardt's leadoff run propels BHS softball split
• Morgan earns All-American status at Iowa tournament
• Baker's Decker steps down as basketball coach
• On the chopping block: A special report on Baldwin City food inspections
• City of Lawrence settles with Tonganoxie family over 2009 dental procedure
• Tax day looms: Still time for procrastinators to hit deadline
• USD 348 Board of Education meeting recap
• Mungano sponsors Gospel Extravaganza
• Dance team wins NAIA NDA National Championship
• Election results now final
• City council designates Wednesday as Ted Brecheisen Day
• Baldwin City man injured in motorcycle accident
• Jazz ensemble to perform annual scholarship concert
• Personal records broken as BHS sweeps home meet
• Letter to the editor
• BHS students improve language skills during France trip
• Home, garden show deemed successful
• Spring Cabaret shows set for this weekend
• USD 348 student art work on display at LAC
• Largest crowd ever recorded at Wellness Festival
• Voters opt for new faces on city council, school board
• Baker University sports roundup
• BHS softball squad remains positive after dropping four straight games
• One bad inning per game dooms BHS baseball team
• Final Knights of Columbus fish fries next two Fridays in Tonganoxie
• Baldwin City School Board elections
• Baldwin City Council election: Jason Mock leading with 29.9 percent
• Low numbers reported at voting polls
• Diversity organization schedules candlelight vigil
• Basehor farmer's market seeking vendors for 2011 season
• Great blue herons take up residency in central Shawnee
• Vinland UMC accepting RSVPs for salad supper
• BHS track teams sweep home meet
• High winds, hail blow through area
• Nelson exhibit brings 'Water Lilies' together, as Monet intended
• City staff plans electrical system upgrade
• Election polls will be open Tuesday
• City council candidates address high electrical rates at forum
• City council forum answers: Coy Weege
• City council forum answers: Shane Starkey
• City council forum answers: Jason Mock
• City council forum answers: Ken Hayes
• Rural school families remain skeptical; Baldwin parent group trying to reach out
• Larger class sizes still focus of USD 348 school closing critics
• Four Bulldogs named to all-league basketball teams
• Baldwin High track, field teams enter season with lofty goals
• BHS seniors ready to end careers on a winning note
• Bulldogs battle chilly start, sweep Eagles in opener
• Letter to the editor
• Late Baker historian, archivist remembered
• Wellness Festival to offer screenings, prizes Saturday morning
• Ultra high-speed network coming to KCK
• 5 Questions: Pay yourself first
• Letter to the editor: Be cautious about scams
• Phone service temporarily down at Topeka campus
• City council candidate forum set for tonight on Baker's campus
• Career expo and networking event set for April 29
• T-Bones announce MIAA Tournament returning to CommunityAmerica Ballpark
• School board forum answers: Ed Kite
• School board forum answers: Tony Wedel
• School board forum answers: Joshua Mihesuah
• School board forum answers: Robin Bayer
• School board forum answers: Slade Dillon
• School board forum answers: Chad Christie
• School board forum answers: John Dunbar
• School board forum answers: Sandy Chapman
• School board forum answers: Shawn Nelson
• School board forum answers: Nick Harris
• Area farmer's market seeking participants
• Congresswoman to visit Wellsville
• Spring Hill woman injured in accident north of Wellsville on U.S. Highway 56
• Athletic trainer at Baker named top in Kansas
• Baker U's radio, TV stations win awards
• University radio, TV stations receive seven awards
• Students to perform with Small College Intercollegiate Band in Seattle
• Vinland Fair Board already planning for summer
• BHS seniors taking presidential long shot
• School board candidates answer questions at public forum
• City council enters into water agreement with De Soto
• BHS tennis, track teams enjoying warm weather
• BHS alumnus aims at turning around baseball team
• Softball squad ready to open season at home Tuesday
• BHS boys basketball coaches resign together
• Knights of Columbus hosting fish fry Friday
• Kansas Half Marathon set for April 17 in Lawrence
• 5 Questions: Healthy eating
• Gas prices could climb with arrival of spring
• Slow-pitch tournament benefitting American Legion Post 41 is April 16
• Musicians honored at Baker Invitational Jazz Festival
• Assistant professor named athletic trainer of the year
• University to be host to Kansas Academy of Science Annual Meeting
• Volunteers needed to help clean Black Jack Battlefield for Park Day
• Two BHS students honored as Academic All-Stars
• One-person play coming to Leavenworth
• University to be host to the King James Bible Lectures
• Starkey doesn't participate in candidate questions
• White Dog Road improvements slated
• City council candidate: Coy Weege
• School board position 2 candidate: Sandy Chapman
• City council candidate: Jason Mock
• City council candidate: Ken Hayes
• School board position 3 candidate: Slade Dillon
• School board position 3 candidate: Chad Christie
• School board position 2 candidate: John Dunbar
• School board position 2 candidate: Ed Kite
• Pair of Bulldogs sign with Hutch CC to play football
• Howard signs with Lehigh University
• Soden earns academic all-state honor
• State basketball champions reunion
• Signal wins 13 KPA awards
• School board candidate forum set for Tuesday
• Baldwin roots prepared pilot to take flight
• Former coach lauded for devotion
• 2011 Kansas Sampler Festival seeking volunteers
• Remembrance service for former historian set for March 25
• Informational meetings in Omaha to highlight University business, management degree programs
• School board position at-large candidate: Robin Bayer
• School board position at-large candidate: Joshua Mihesuah
• School board position at-large candidate: Tony Wedel
• School board position 1 candidate: Shawn Nelson
• School board position 1 candidate: Nick Harris
• School board hears BHS girls soccer program proposal
• Three-peat for BHS culinary management team
• Baker University roundup
• Ballard reflects on first year as Baker coach
• Offensive rhythm lacking for BHS girls in final loss
• Community Wellness Festival set for April 2
• BHS principals resign; Wegner retires from MSES, VES
• Slightly smaller crowd makes annual event more 'pleasant'
• Reminder: Spring forward
• Trail half marathon March 19 in Lawrence
• Baker’s Symphonic Winds to perform at Rice Auditorium
• Community Wellness Festival set for 10th year
• Baldwin coping with tragic loss
• BHS girls fall in sub-state semifinals
• Marble artists descend on Bonner for its annual 'crazy' event
• Home, Lawn and Leisure Expo will be March 11 and 12 in Leavenworth
• Distinguished BHS alumnus will be keynote speaker at BEF luncheon
• U.S. Highway 59 paving to begin this summer
• Second half offense leads BHS girls to sub-state win
• Trio of first-time qualifiers win state matches
• Third time's a charm for Baldwin High's Morgan
• Community garden ready to go with spring
• Baldwin First UMC to include 'safe place' wording in welcoming statement
• KU's Gill highlights annual Chamber of Commerce dinner
• BHS boys fall to Thunder in sub-state opener
• Career expo and networking event set for April 1 at Topeka campus
• 5 Questions: After the thaw
• Offense awakens in second half as BHS girls roll over Kaws
• School of Education accepting nominations for Wall of Honor
• St. James boys advance; Baldwin season ends Monday night
• Students to participate in Leadership Challenge
• Lottery seeks $250,000 winner
• Baker University updates requirements to hone skills used after graduation
• Live blog: Baldwin High state wrestling - Morgan falls in semifinals
• After another snowfall, KDOT asks commuters to take their time
• Weather postpones BHS, BJHS basketballl games to Friday
• NWS issues winter storm warning for region; 3-6 inches of sleet and snow possible
• City council reverses Chapel Street speed limit change, approves 6th St. increase
• Foot injury ends Shoemaker's sophomore season
• BHS girls beat Broncos, edge Cyclones to get back in league race
• Baker University sports roundup
• Bulldogs drop two league contests before tonight's regular season finale
• Six Bulldogs qualify for state wrestling tournament
• Baldwin City's 2010 crime stats reflect 'normal year'
• Real World Design state trophy remains at BHS
• LAC show opens window to local artist's 45 years
• Kansas event seeking help
• Filmmakers pose the question: 'What's the matter with KS'
• Arbor Day Foundation names Baker University A Tree Campus USA University
• BHS basketball teams split at Spring Hill
• Students to perform with Kansas Intercollegiate Band
• Music and Theatre Department to present ‘HONK’
• BHS design team honored at Statehouse
• Professor co-authors textbook
• Man airlifted to KU Med after auto accident east of Baldwin City, vehicle was being pursued by Wellsville Police
• Austin wins regional title, leads third-place Bulldogs
• Behrens hits game winner; BHS boys' rally falls short against Cyclones
• Baldwin High School wins state’s design challenge for third consecutive year
• Smith's four-point play propels BHS girls to victory
• BHS boys hold off Louisburg's late charge
• Six Bulldogs win league titles as team finishes runner-up
• USD 348 board debates location of ballfield storage facility
• Vacant school, district property stirs interest from various groups
• Chocolate Auction raises necessary funds for scholarships
• Mungano plans soul food dinner for Black History Month
• Baker faculty members promoted
• American Heart Month puts healthy lifestyles in focus
• Road games swept by BHS basketball teams
• BHS wrestlers finish second at league
• Baker graduate earns National Registry of Certified Microbiologists credential
• KDOT pledges $550,000 to make school intersection safer
• Former Baldwin bar manager enters no-contest plea to serving alcohol after hours
• Bulldogs hosting league wrestling Friday, Saturday
• BHS boys beat Cardinals, end losing skid
• Bulldogs win three of four games in five days
• Baker football program inks 34 high school recruits
• McCarthy makes history with Super Bowl crown
• CFL light bulbs energy efficient, require some precautions
• Baker University roundup
• City crews are well supplied with salt, sand for roads
• City changing traffic controls, speed limits near old BESPC
• Nutts to be honored at Chocolate Auction Sunday
• KDOT reports snowpacked roads throughout region
• Baldwin City schools closed today
• 5 Questions: Will you be mine?
• Bulldogs sweep Eudora in basketball games
• Bulldogs, Wildcats split varsity basketball contests
• University of St. Mary open house to be Friday
• Honor Band Festival set for Feb. 10
• Forecasters: More snow on the way Tuesday
• Bulldogs split league contest at Paola
• Open house at BESIC, BESPC canceled tonight
• Baker University roundup
• Column: Bulldogs, Broncos rivalry renewed in Top Gun title game
• Charity stripe struggles doom BHS boys in overtime loss
• Second-straight Top Gun runner-up finish for Bulldogs
• BHS wrestling squad finishes sixth at home tournament
• Twietmeyer starts internship with Signal
• Elm Street bridge deemed unsafe, closed for months
• Blizzard brings city, schools to near standstill
• Dr. Seuss characters, Baby Jay entertain at reading night
• USD 348 cancels Thursday's classes, activities
• 6 a.m. road update: KDOT continues to urge drivers to stay off roads
• 5 Questions: Stay hydrated
• No school Wednesday for USD 348, Baker University
• Schools call off classes Wednesday
• KDOT urges drivers to stay home, off roads
• Baldwin High weather cancellations
• Red Cross offers tips to cope with blizzard
• USD 348 cancels classes Tuesday
• Schools begin canceling classes
• Winter storm warning gives way to blizzard warning
• Jazz vocalist to perform at Baldwin City campus
• Winter storm watch in effect early Monday morning through 6 a.m. Wednesday for area counties
• BHS girls edged out by Spring Hill in Top Gun title game
• Free throws sink Bulldogs
• Leader in diversity issues to speak during Founders Week
• Bulldogs defeat Braves in Top Gun semifinal
• Austin leads BHS wrestlers 285 crown at Holton
• 21 and counting as BHS girls keep Top Gun streak alive
• Super Bowl bound Wildcat
• Slates set for spring elections
• Baldwin City's sales tax collections up, down in 2010
• Drawing on animal power
• Bulldogs fall to Braves, Cardinals
• Kansas Day: 150th anniversary of statehood is Saturday
• Heavy lifting: Moving day in this business all about physics, geometry
• BHS cruises past Top Gun host Wellsville
• Top Gun Tournament starts tonight for BHS girls
• Five candidates file Tuesday morning for city council, school board elections
• Sen. Tom Holland to meet with public Saturday morning at Baldwin City, Eudora, Tonganoxie and Basehor libraries
• Student recognized with American Red Cross, leadership award
• Choral ensemble Chanticleer to perform at Baldwin City campus
• BHS wrestlers place third at Holton
• Election filing deadline is noon Tuesday; Three filings Monday
• Baker alum featured in Kansas City Star for guiding Packers to Super Bowl
• BHS back on winning track with rout of Osawatomie
• Bulldogs finish BIT runner-up again
• BHS advances to fifth straight BIT title game
• First residents files for city council election
• BHS girls game against Osawatomie moved to Saturday morning
• Letter to the editor
• Free admission for Baldwin City residents into Baker basketball games tonight
• First-round BIT basketball results
• Baker University sports roundup
• BHS girls drop first Frontier League contest
• BHS freshman lifts boys to BIT first-round win
• Four Bulldogs place at Bobcat Classic
• School board considering storage building at ballfield complex
• USD 348 officials react to possible state budget cuts
• BHS winter royalty week concludes with crowning ceremony
• Rehearsals to begin for Baker University Community Choir
• BHS activities posponed for today
• Eudora school district, city hope to see redevelopment of school site off Kansas Highway 10
• KDOT: Most roads throughout region snowpacked, icy
• Weather causing cancellations across region
• Wednesday night BIT game moved to Friday
• USD 348 board forum canceled
• Legislative Update: Rep. TerriLois Gregory
• Invisible Killer: Carbon monoxide detector use urged
• Berg lifts Baldwin to BIT victory
• Reward offered for information in weekend shooting
• Irwin Hall Incident Update
• Baldwin Invitational Tournament starts Tuesday with seven schools
• Eight Wonders of Kansas to have exhibit at Eisenhower Presidential Library in Abilene
• Two candidates file for school board election
• Gunshots reported at Baker University; no injuries reported
• Statement on early-morning incident at Irwin Hall
• Bulldogs fall to Spring Hill at home
• Democrats criticize Brownback’s proposed cuts to schools
• Baker basketball splits against William Jewell
• Governor's new budget cuts per-pupil state aid to schools
• Campus to close for holiday
• Christie files for Baldwin school board
• Baker University sports roundup
• Bulldogs avenge season's lone loss
• Shooting slumps doom BHS boys basketball agains Wildcats
• Eight BHS wrestlers finish in top 3 in their own weight class at Rossville
• Baldwin Bird club annual count finds average year
• BHS winter royalty candidates will be crowned at Friday’s game
• Winter storm closes schools; work crews clear roads, sidewalks
• It's back to school in Baldwin USD 348
• Five Questions: Breaking the ice
• School board meeting moved to Thursday
• Conditions vary for morning commutes across region
• Baldwin School District schools will be closed Tuesday Jan. 11
• KDOT reports road conditions improving, but more snow moving in; NWS extends winter weather advisory to 3 p.m. Tuesday
• Baldwin City schools closed today; School board meeting postponed
• County fire crews responding to fire near Lone Star Lake; additional grass fire reported in area
• Overnight accumulation affects driving conditions
• Bulldogs split with Louisburg at home
• Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges recognizes Baker undergraduates
• Kansas Highway Patrol identifies Eudora woman, Missouri man as two injured in Thursday's K-10 accident, near DeSoto
• City Council member files for seat on Baldwin school board
• Hospitality industry orientation event is Jan. 13 in Leavenworth
• Martin Luther King Jr. celebration set for Jan. 27
• Postcard art contest being offered to Kansas youth
• Baldwin High's Austin chosen for annual Shrine Bowl
• New year — same results for BHS girls
• No filings yet for spring city, school board elections
• Staff reduction, transportation decisions next for school board
• Time for Baldwin City residents to Take Charge
• Baker University roundup
• Column: Resolutions, predictions for 2011, oh my
• 5 Questions: Winter home care
• Winds of Freedom band to make return later this month to Tonganoxie venue
• Baldwin girls cruise past Eudora
• BHS girls open 2011 with road win at Eudora
• Baker student claims $10K lottery prize
• Home front: Who you gonna call?
• A nursing home experience–from an outsider’s point of view
• Finding a new companion, safely and happily
• KU names new athletics director
• Sunflower Shakespeare Festival looking for members
• Fall teams highlight sports year in review
• BHS girls' track state title earns top sports story of 2010
• LAC offering yoga, art classes
• Completion of U.S. Highway 59 among projects set for 2011
• Kansas texting law takes full effect Jan. 1
• Christmas dinner helps residents share blessings
• Harsh winter, national champs lead Signal's top 10 stories
• Rural schools closings voted as top 2010 story
• Baldwin High cross country continues winning tradition
• Winning records keep BHS basketball coaches happy at break
• BHS wrestling team places third at Ottawa duals
• BHS well represented on all-area fall teams
• Column: Rule changes needed for 2011
• Local family to offer Christmas dinner to patrons
• City council denies U.S. 56 property rezoning request
• BESIC students help replenish Community Emergency Fund
• Christmas tree recycling site moved to U.S. 56 Highway
• College of Arts and Sciences dean’s list announced
• University announces School of Nursing Dean’s List for fall semester
• Food pantry schedules special holiday hours
• Baldwin City Council agenda for Dec. 20 meeting
• Baker University names Theresa Yetmar new AD
• Baker University names director of athletics
• Douglas County census information shows diversity among communities
• KDOT reports roads in 'really good shape'
• Signal readers invited to vote on 2010's top local stories
• Bulldogs finish seventh at Eudora tournament
• Fourth quarter rally boosts BHS girls to home victory
• BHS boys win home, league opener
• Faulty heating unit causes flooding in BESPC first-grade pod
• USD 348 Baldwin CIty classes canceled for Thursday
• Icy sheen hitting metro area
• Icy roads lead to rollover accident on County Road 1055; more ice possible through overnight hours
• Poinsettia care
• Baldwin High basketball sweeps Paola to open Frontier League action
• Nursing student from Chile takes different route to degree
• School board closes rural elementary schools by 5-2 vote
• Shop offers clothing for those in need
• Nursing students inducted into national honor society
• Baker University’s Class of 2010 announced
• BHS boys beat Louisburg, girls fall in double OT
• City council OKs developing preliminary plans for library expansion
• Future of rural schools decision looms Monday night
• Sophomore post players fill Bulldogs' void to assist with first win
• Balanced scoring attack boots Bulldogs to 3-0 start
• BHS wrestling squad finishes fourth at Gardner
• Postseason football honors roll in for 11 Bulldogs
• Letters to the Editor
• Baldwin City Children's Choir will perform Sunday
• City council members remain at odds over rezoning recommendation
• Heritage task force plans how to spend $350K
• Yuletide safety: Tips to keep holidays aglow with joy
• BHS basketball teams sweep Iola
• Spirit rally to honor Baker women's team Tuesday
• Spirit rally to honor women's soccer team
• Baker seniors honored as Teachers of Promise
• Baker women fall in NAIA semifinals
• Live blog: Baldwin High basketball at Santa Fe Trail
• Baker University’s annual gala raises funds for scholarships
• EPA orders KDOT to correct stormwater runoff violations at U.S. Highway 59 construction site
• Baker women's soccer beats William Jewell, advances to Fab Four
• Lied Center concert to feature former Baldwin City resident Joyce Castle
• United States shut out in World Cup bid
• Bulldog wrestlers set to begin season Saturday
• BHS girls' basketball squad has high expectations
• BHS boys basketball players ready to improve from last year
• Toys for Tots drive underway at BHS
• Nicaragua mission accomplished
• Work progresses on performing arts center; crews aim for summer finishing date
• Barn south of Pleasant Grove fully engulfed in fire
• Sharing is caring: Salvation Army’s kettle history explored
• Baker women's soccer advances to NAIA quarterfinals
• Musicians selected to perform at national convention
• Neighbor: Jody Spurlock
• Wildcats finish season winning five straight games
• BHS football team benefitted from offseason training
• Six BHS soccer players earn postseason honors
• Zuzzio earns career milestone with 500th win
• Santa begins holiday season at annual festival
• BHS directors thrilled with fall musical performance
• Community Emergency Fund receives large donation
• University climbs rankings in number of graduates leading schools
• Rural Baldwin City woman flown to KU Hospital for treatment after fall at her home
• Baker's Christmas Vespers to mark 80th year
• 80th annual Christmas Candlelight Vespers set for Dec. 5
• Portion of E 1950 Road to close for two months
• Opening of Lawrence Memorial Hosptial's medical building in Eudora may be delayed
• New assistant Douglas County administrator to begin work Dec. 13
• Emerging Leaders Class of 2010 announced
• School board hears from all sides on schools closings
• Baker University roundup
• Winter sports season kicked off Monday
• Sloppy ending to BHS football season
• Neighbors: Adam Guss
• BHS fall musical 'Hello Dolly' starts tonight
• City council agrees conditionally to help investors save downtonwn building
• Holiday Festival, annual light parade set for Saturday
• Douglas County appraiser uncertain about direction of tax bills
• International scholars inducted into Delta Pi
• Outgoing governor says he has no apprehension about Sam Brownback taking over
• Fighting diabetes: Health officials raise awareness of disease
• Students to be host to benefit concert for Veronica’s Voice
• Baker women's soccer wins HAAC tournament, earn nationals bid
• Wildlife and parks crews set fire to dead plant material around Douglas County Lake to promote new growth
• Deer-mating season poses road hazards
• Baldwin High football season ends with 21-6 loss at Paola
• Live blog: Baldwin High football at Paola
• School board listens to patrons at public hearing
• Baldwin City man to face trial in bicycle hit and run
• Zuzzio named 4A track coach of the year
• BHS volleyball squad nabs three all-league selections
• Familiar Frontier League foes will battle Friday night
• Special teams, defense give boost to BHS offense
• School board eyes land donation to help with intersection upgrade
• BCRC interested in old BESPC
• School board public hearing scheduled for tonight
• Cat fight wakes couple before house fire
• Baker women's soccer advances to HAAC finals
• Fire crews respond to chimney fire near Baldwin City
• Symphonic Winds and Orchestra concert set for Nov. 16
• Jazz Festival set for Nov. 18-19
• Baker Jazz Festival set for Nov. 18 and 19
• Career Development Center staff members honored
• Kansas schools facing $50 million budget shortfall
• Most Douglas County tax bills show increase
• Sunday morning fire destroys Baldwin City home
• Emergency crews respond to early morning fire
• Ground attack leads Bulldogs past Sabres, 56-36
• Live blog: Baldwin High football at KC Sumner
• City council discusses unsafe structure, speed limits near elementary schools
• Public invited to explore plants, wildlife at newly restored Baker Wetlands
• Baker wins at buzzer to give former Jayhawk Brett Ballard first win
• Yoder wins 3rd District
• BHS soccer season ends with 3-2 overtime loss
• Bulldogs beat BVSW, advance to play KC Sumner on Saturday
• Baldwin High boys back on top of state with program's 10th title
• Four consecutive state titles for BHS girls' cross country
• State title monopoly
• Multicultural Affairs Office coordinates events for Native American Heritage Month
• Gregory prevails in 10th District House race
• Baldwin advances with bi-district win over BVSW
• Young 'voters' give nod to Brownback
• Principal organizes unique exchange program
• University to celebrate International Education Week
• Baldwin High football a team of power
• Polls are open for Election Day
• Live blog: Baldwin leads 14-0 at halftime
• Moran, Brownback declare victory in statewide races
• Graduate leads division of U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, refuge system
• School to honor veterans with lunch Nov. 11
• Bulldogs beat Eudora to win district, will play at home Tuesday
• BHS boys, girls are state champs
• County residents forward ideas for preservation
• KU building evacuated because of possible ammonia leak
• Victory over SFT sets Bulldogs up for battle with Eudora
• Protasio places 10th at state tennis tournament
• BHS volleyball fall in sub-state opening round
• Freshman's first goal lifts Bulldogs to regional victory
• Naismith among 8 Wonders of Kansas People
• Live blog: Baldwin High football at Eudora
• School district earns numerous standards of excellence on state assessments
• Haunted Train offers Halloween thrills
• BHS Patriot's Club honors 58 military veterans with flyover, fireworks
• Holland seeking name recognition in governor's race
• Real World Design students visit White House
• BHS cross country teams sweep regionals, ready for state
• Caution in costume
• Homecoming queen, king announced
• 1 person flown to Children's Mercy Hospital after single-vehicle accident near Wellsville
• BHS soccer will play regional at Fort Scott
• Fall Choral Concert set for Friday
• BHS sweeps regional cross country titles
• Legal battle over water means higher fees for rural Eudora customers
• Public meeting prioritzes road projects
• Bulldogs improve to 7-1 with dominating victory
• Live blog: Baldwin High football vs. Santa Fe Trail
• BHS football team converts Ottawa turnovers into points in 47-12 victory
• Weiss earns third league crown; Bulldogs win both team titles
• Senior night win over rival Wildcats
• Letters to the Editor
• Zoning recommendation puzzles city council
• Kansas House candidates debate taxes, government's role
• Douglas County commissioners agree to help fix Baldwin City traffic hazard
• BHS volleyball sweeps regular season finale
• Wildcat coach to play professional soccer
• Legal battle over water means higher fees for rural Eudora customers
• Fighting SIDS
• Delays expected on two roads in area
• One person killed, at least one injured in two accidents on K-10 near Eudora; wrong way driver reported as possible cause
• White House welcoming BHS design team champions
• Olathe man in critical condition following motorcycle-deer accident
• Career expo, networking event set for Friday at Overland Park campus
• Rollover accident on K-10 between Lawrence, Eudora sends one person to hospital with serious injuries
• Pumpkin patch owners carve out family attractions
• Maple Leaf Festival flourishes; final day is today
• Bulldogs roll Cyclones, win district opener
• University to induct six into Athletic Hall of Fame
• Commuter forecast for October 15, 2010
• Wall of Honor accepting nominations
• Back-to-back league volleyball titles for BJHS eighth graders
• Bulldogs sweep Frontler League team titles
• Live blog: Baldwin High football vs. Ottawa
• Sophomore selected to serve as fund-raising coordinator for regional conference
• University enrollment increases to 3,868 students
• Baker University to present ‘Legend of Sleepy Hollow’
• Associate professor wins award
• University to sponsor career expo, networking event
• School of Nursing to celebrate 20th anniversary
• Professor to perform faculty clarinet recital
• Balladeer to perform at Rice Auditorium on Oct. 16
• High school performers to compete at marching festival
• School board hears concerns from patrons
• BHS for Vets plans event at Oct. 22 home football game
• Organizers ready for annual Maple Leaf influx
• Festival committee fine tunes downtown booth layout
• Boyd family named 2010 parade grand marshals
• KU mascots to grace Maple Leaf Festival parade
• Big turnout expected for Maple Leaf run
• Five Bulldogs qualify for state as team finishes runner-up
• Louisburg tops BHS in battle of unbeatens
• BHS cross country teams sweep Sabetha, ready for league meet
• Bulldogs split league contests with Louisburg, Eudora
• Wildcats nip BHS volleyball squad in five games
• Commuter forecast for October 14, 2010
• Maple Leaf time
• Autism speaks: Douglas County family participates in fundraiser for disorder
• Commuter forecast for October 13, 2010
• Portion of county road to be closed for construction
• Bulldogs fall in battle of unbeatens
• Live blog: Baldwin High football at Louisburg
• Gubernatorial candidates tangle over taxes, schools
• BHS students praise homecoming week activities
• Flags to fly at half-staff to honor Kansas soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Baker University roundup
• BHS girls' tennis players ready for regionals
• Bulldogs struggle at Wellsville, fall to Cardinals
• Joslyn's goal propels BHS to 1-0 victory
• Pair of 6A schools nip BHS cross country teams
• Bulldogs silence Thunder in homecoming rout
• City council to review new peak demand rate
• Brown, Gregory to debate issues at community forum Oct. 13
• School board sets date for rural schools public hearing
• North Lawrence interchange near Kansas Turnpike to reopen Wednesday
• Commuter forecast for October 5, 2010
• Commuter forecast for October 4, 2010
• Bulldogs silence Thunder 53-12
• Live blog: Baldwin High vs. St. James football
• Sheriff’s report: Alcohol contributed to Wednesday accident near Douglas County State Fishing
• 20-year-old woman injured in two-vehicle wreck on U.S. Highway 59
• Five county bridges up for replacement in next five years
• Late goals add up against BHS soccer team in 4-1 loss
• Senior night fuels BHS volleyball squad
• Lumberyard Arts Center Blues and Barbecue set for Saturday
• Baker University student to perform Irving classic
• Baldwin High to celebrate homecoming Friday
• Parents respond to possible closing of rural schools
• Neighbors: Kelley Bethell-Smith
• BHS cross country teams run 'steady' at Rim Rock
• Bulldogs demolish El Dorado 56-0
• Second annual Maple Leaf Festival BHS reunion planned
• Baldwin High School senior named National Merit Scholar 'commended student'
• Empty pool a sad sight
• Heating up fall
• Baldwin farm celebrates day just for alpacas
• Commuter forecast for September 27, 2010
• Live blog: Baldwin High football at El Dorado
• Joslyn leads BHS soccer to 2-0 win
• Commuter forecast for September 24, 2010
• BHS girls' tennis squad competing well
• Crowds steady for summer's Art Walks
• District learns of AYP success, enrollment increase
• School board revisits elementary school closings
• Commuter forecast for September 23, 2010
• There's no place like home for Weiss
• Hannon's touchdown sparks third straight BHS football win
• Baker football rolls over Avila 41-17
• BHS soccer beats Louisburg, ties Ottawa
• BHS volleyball team drops third league contest
• 5 questions: 'Tis the Season
• Baker football defeats Avila 41-17
• Commuter forecast for September 20, 2010
• Baldwin City, Eudora to share energy manager
• BHS boys cross country team wins home invitational
• BHS football beats De Soto 21-7
• Live blog: Baldwin High football at De Soto
• Commuter forecast for September 17, 2010
• Baldwin Education Foundation hands out $11,000 in grants to 29 district teachers
• Michels' hat trick propels BHS soccer to victory
• Commuter forecast for September 16, 2010
• Senior citizen employment Expo upcoming
• If it's September, it's apple season at area orchards
• Baldwin grad rides high at dressage nationals
• Exhibit to open at Lumberyard Arts Center
• Preschool has openings
• Vinland FCE meets Tuesday
• Exceline School reunion planned
• Church picnic is Saturday
• Vinland Fair Board elections set
• Baker to mark Hispanic Heritage Month
• Suicide a public health issue
• It seems to early to say goodbye to summer
• Lawrence Memorial Hospital hires second doctor for new medical building in Eudora
• U.S. 59 reopens north of Baldwin Junction after accident
• U.S. 59 shut down due to injury accident
• BHS volleyball team finishes third at home tournament
• Bulldogs sweep Wamego cross country meet
• Baker football edged, 24-16
• 'Pawz Patrol' surprises teachers with money
• Live blog: Baldwin High football vs. Spring Hill
• Kansas Speedway rules out IndyCar Series in 2011
• City council extends deadline for unsafe structure
• BHS volleyball team falls to Spring Hill in three games
• Bulldogs nearly defeat De Soto, drop two contests
• Opening meet postponed; BHS teams sweep competition
• BHS football team crushes Paola
• Letters to the Editor
• Public invited to BESPC open house
• Time to study right
• Neis year for new police chief
• Road work hits 'back way' to Lawrence, too
• Commuter forecast for September 8, 2010
• Baldwin City Council agenda for Tuesday's meeting
• Baker football falls to Missouri Valley
• Commuter forecast for September 7, 2010
• Auction to raise funds for animal shelter
• Commuter forecast for September 6, 2010
• Single wing offense propels Bulldogs over Panthers
• Live blog: Baldwin High football at Paola
• Road work to delay travel to Baldwin City
• Baldwin City man charged in altercation with bicyclists south of Lawrence
• Commuter forecast for September 3, 2010
• Opening night of ups, downs for BHS volleyball squad
• Bulldogs begin season with pair of 1-0 victories
• Labor Day travels
• Smooth day for school's opening
• Police department increasing patrols this weekend
• Expect delays on Douglas County roads
• Commuter forecast for September 2, 2010
• Severe thunderstorm warning issued for southern Douglas County
• In this battle, Baker beats Ottawa
• Wildcats fall to OU Braves 24-14
• High expectations surround Bulldogs' season
• BHS cross country teams aiming for state titles
• BHS football bringinb back old offense for 2010 season
• Resurfacing project begins on U.S. 56
• Live game blog: Baker football at Ottawa
• Soccer: Tonganoxie at Baldwin
• Authorities find person of interest sought in 14-year-old Great Bend girl's death
• President's column: Outreach programs have long history connecting city, BU
• Baldwin City residents share vocal talents in Baker choir
• Young musicians learn from students through lab school
• Professor awarded distinguished honor
• Students, faculty, staff take pride in volunteer efforts
• Baker alumnus returns to lead enrollment efforts
• BHS volleyball squad ready to improve from last fall
• BHS soccer team opens season with Chieftains
• Wildcats kick off season Saturday at Ottawa
• Neighbors: Karen Zuzzio
• BHS scores above state ACT average
• School board refinances 2001 bonds
• No. 24 Wildcats to open on Saturday against Ottawa
• What brought the Methodists to Baldwin City?
• Hall of Fame banquet slated for Oct. 22
• New elementary school will open Tuesday
• University recognized as military friendly
• Fluke is living the dream of a 'Tiny Dancer'
• Annual gala, auction set for Nov. 20 in Kansas City
• Commuter forecast for August 26, 2010
• Greek organizations help with fund raising
• Fields of gold
• March of Dimes Bikers for Babies event is Sept. 19
• Commuter forecast for August 25, 2010
• Commuter forecast for August 24, 2010
• Severe thunderstorm watch for area counties until 10 p.m.
• Family celebrating 150 years of farming in Douglas County
• De Soto festival on Saturday to feature fireworks
• Ice cream returns to Friday's Art Walk
• A good board decision
• Letter to the editor
• Winery offers public a chance to stomp grapes — and benefit local agency
• Brown wins national award as director
• Wildcats busy in preparation of early season contest
• BHS coaches thrilled about practices, weather
• Singing cicadas
• Weather doesn't shine on Vinland Fair
• School board approves Merle Venable Complex
• Baker graduate to be featured on TLC
• Herpich is next at Lumberyard
• Baldwin Junction under reconstruction
• Campaign Notebook: Holland unveils policy proposals
• Commuter forecast for August 17, 2010
• Man hospitalized after trench collapses in rural Douglas County
• City council agenda for tonight's meeting
• Seed spitters give it their best shot at Vinland Fair
• Commuter forecast for August 16, 2010
• NWS issues severe thunderstorm watch until 11 p.m.
• Old-time farm skills contest requires hand-ear coordination
• Commuter forecast for August 13, 2010
• BHS athletes, coaches anxious to start Monday
• Smaller Frontier League changes schedules
• Brown lauded for perfect attendance
• Baldwin City loses out on state trail grant
• Neighbors: Kyle Lauridsen
• 103rd Vinland Fair schedule
• Letter to the editor
• Moore reflects on Vinland Fair tractor pull
• School district enrollment increases at most schools
• Good district numbers
• Fifth straight 100-degree day in the books as heat wave continues
• Baldwin City, county to share road work expenses
• Local runners talk about motivation, advice
• A conversation with two Eudora chiefs
• Kansas Speedway lands 2nd NASCAR Sprint Cup Series weekend
• School board decreases capital outlay mill levy for 2010-2011 budget
• Temperature hits 100, heat index hits 112, excessive heat warning still in effect
• Tonight's Baldwin School Board agenda
• Commuter forecast for August 9, 2010
• Commuter forecast for August 6, 2010
• Mediacom optic cable cut near Baldwin Junction; service restored
• Day trip possibility? Vintage baseball game at Eisenhower Presidential Library and Museum
• Former Kansas chief justice dies
• New BHS soccer coach excited for upcoming season
• Small town marathon experiences
• Neighbors: Margaret Counts
• Growing greatness
• New elementary school won't be open in time
• Letters to the Editor
• Baker named one of Midwest's best colleges
• Baldwin City mill levy to rise 1.895 mills
• Commuter forecast for August 5, 2010
• Sunflower Broadband acquired by Georgia-based company
• State's chief justice announces retirement
• Douglas County under excessive heat warning until 8 p.m. Tuesday
• Election blog: Voter turnout has heated up
• Heat advisory issued for Monday in Douglas County
• Agenda for tonight's Baldwin City Council meeting
• State revenue department seizes business assets of Wheat State Pizza in Lawrence, Baldwin City
• Tuesday’s primary election will narrow crowded field of candidates
• Bulldogs battle Fargo national tournament
• BHS graduates enjoy San Jose race
• Neighbors: Lee Hanson
• Vinland Fair's 103rd run to unfold Aug. 12-14
• Gregory, Barnhart to square off in GOP primary
• Bridge work meeting is Aug. 5 at BESIC
• Ambulance, LifeStar leave scene of ‘traumatic’ injury accident without transporting pati
• Mock's 'different' Camaro catches Hot Rod Magazine
• Severe thunderstorm watch for Douglas County until 9 p.m.
• Massive crane begins heavy lifting
• Commuter forecast for July 26, 2010
• Letter to the editor
• The new rush for silver and gold
• School district budget looks to jump 7.497 mills
• County commissioners to look at cutting proposed spending for economic development, open space
• Statehouse Live: Secretary of State predicts 19 percent turnout
• Woman drowns in Marais des Cygnes River in Ottawa
• Commuter forecast for July 27, 2010
• County commission agrees to 9 percent property tax increase
• Commuter forecast for July 28, 2010
• Rosary Thursday, services Friday for Franklin County Sheriff's Deputy killed in line of duty
• Ottawa police release name of missing woman but withold further information
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Douglas County
• Douglas County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for Douglas County

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