- Changes at City Hall top Baldwin City story of 2015
- December 29, 2015
- The top Baldwin City story of 2014 kept giving through the past 12 months by prompting changes in City Hall, which is the top local story of 2015. In April, city voters significantly changed the Baldwin City Council with the election of three new members. The shake up came after two setting members of the council, Jason Mock and Ken Wagner chose not to seek another terms.
- Face to Face: Nanette Kraus
- December 28, 2015
- Face to Face is a weekly feature in which the Signal introduces readers to those who live or work in the community. Today we meet Nanette Kraus.
- Face to Face: Melinda Hipple
- December 21, 2015
- Face to Face is a weekly feature of the Signal in which we introduce readers to those living and working in the community. This week we meet Melinda Hipple.
- Baldwin City Chamber urges members to update info after website upgrade
- December 15, 2015
- The Baldwin City Chamber of Commerce continues to present a new face to the community with an update to its website. The website upgrade is the latest change in a year the chamber has added Hank Booth as its executive director and Jennette Blackmar as office manager and moved one door to the east into the Lumberyard Arts Center.
- Face to Face: Lisa Bruce
- December 14, 2015
- Face to Face is a weekly feature in which the Signal introduces readers to those who live and work in the community. This week we meet Lisa Bruce
- Bridge of CR 1055 near Lawrence to reopen soon
- December 14, 2015
- Baldwin City residents finally will be able to fully enjoy the benefits of this year’s improvements to Douglas County Road 1055 with a bridge just south of Lawrence set to be reopened soon.
- Baker cafeteria to offer Baldwin City seniors meals through CHAMPSS
- December 8, 2015
- The clientele at the Baker University Harter Union cafeteria will be a bit more diverse at the start of next year.
- Face to Face: Ruth Blair
- December 7, 2015
- Face to Face is a weekly feature in which the Signal introduces readers to those who live and work in the community. This week, we introduce Ruth Blair.
- Physician to say goodbye to Baldwin City as grand marshal of Festival of Lights Parade
- December 1, 2015
- At the conclusion of an appointment Monday, Dr. Dara Lowe shared a goodbye embrace with a patient in the lobby of her downtown Baldwin City clinic. It’s a scene likely to be repeated often in the coming weeks as Lowe prepares to leave the practice she has built during the past four years and join her husband, former Baldwin City Administrator Chris Lowe, in Monument, Colo., where he took a position as town manager.
- Vinland Valley store seeks to preserve traditions
- December 1, 2015
- Good Earth Gatherings in the Vinland Valley is the realization of a lifetime dream for Tamara Fairbanks-Ishmael. “I always wanted to open a shop with my mother,” she said. “I grew up in her shop. It was so much fun.”
- Face to Face: Kay McCune
- November 30, 2015
- Face to Face is a weekly feature in which the Signal introduces readers to those who live or work in the community. This week we meet Kay McCune.
- Apartments still planned for old school despite owners’ failure to secure tax credits this year
- November 23, 2015
- Although a Lawrence company’s application for tax credits to renovate the old school on Chapel Street were not among those approved for 2015, its makeover into apartments remains the goal of its new owner.
- Face to Face: Susie Martin
- November 19, 2015
- Face to Face is a feature in which the Signal introduces readers to those who live and work in the community. This week we meet Susie Martin.
- 2 downtown Baldwin City storefronts razed
- November 10, 2015
- Downtown Baldwin City saw its biggest change in several years with the razing last week to two buildings on High Street. On Nov. 4, the closed Title and Abstract building at 707 High St. and the old L&M Catering building next door were razed.
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