Jimmy Gillispie
Jimmy Gillispie covers news and sports for the Signal
Recent stories
- LAC “Un-Juried” exhibit opened Friday evening
- January 12, 2012
- Dozens of local and area artists attended the opening of an exhibit Friday night at the Lumberyard Arts Center.
- Baldwin Education Foundation helps classrooms stay up with technology
- January 12, 2012
- Teachers everywhere have the tough task of trying hard to keep up with ever-changing technology that they use in the classrooms and use it for educational purposes.
- Zuzzio honored with national coaches award
- January 12, 2012
- It was more than a year ago when Ted Zuzzio received the honor of Kansas Track and Field Coaches Association Class 4A girls track and field coach of the year, so he wasn’t expecting what came Monday.
- BHS wrestlers finished second at Bonner Springs
- January 12, 2012
- Baldwin High School’s wrestling squad began 2012 with its best tournament of the season. The Bulldogs finished second in the 12-team Dick Burns Mat Classic at Bonner Springs High School.
- Ojeleye ends Bulldogs undefeated start to season
- January 12, 2012
- Baldwin High School became the latest victim of Semi Ojeleye. The Ottawa junior, who is being recruited by NCAA Div. I schools, scored slightly above his average as he led the Cyclones (8-0) to a road win Tuesday night.
- BHS girls drop to .500 after home loss to Ottawa
- January 12, 2012
- Baldwin High School’s girls’ basketball team dug itself a deep hole early in Tuesday’s contest and never recovered as it fell to undefeated Ottawa.
- BHS boys, girls fall to Cyclones
- January 10, 2012
- Semi Ojeleye showed why he is being recruited by NCAA Div. I schools around the county Tuesday night.
- Bulldogs defeat Wildcats, stay unbeaten
- January 7, 2012
- A strong first quarter helped the Baldwin High School’s boys’ basketball team remain unbeaten this season with a road win Friday. The Bulldogs outscored Louisburg 14-3 in the first quarter en route to a 49-26 victory.
- BHS girls begin 2012 with league win
- January 7, 2012
- While its baskets weren’t falling in the first quarter, Baldwin High School’s girls’ basketball team relied on its defense as it built a lead before winnings a Frontier League road contest Friday.
- Column: Time to move on from 2011, look ahead at 2012’s future
- January 5, 2012
- Baldwin High School and Baker University have a lot to live up to if they wish to repeat, or even build upon, the success of 2011.
Recent photos
Jordan Zabala, Baldwin Elementary School Intermediate Center fifth-grader, smiles Tuesday as he plays an educational application on an iPod.
A trio of Baldwin Elementary School Intermediate Center fifth-graders use Apple iPod Touches during their daily alloted time. All three students are in Kathy Dorsey’s class. Dorsey purchased three iPods this year and last for her class with money from the Baldwin Education Foundation Innovative Grants. The students, from left, are Dylan Thompson, Zach Waltz and Ashlyn Vigna.
Jessie Katzer, Baldwin High School junior, dribbles around her defender Tuesday night. BHS lost the game to Ottawa, 38-19.
The Lumberyard Art Center’s "Un-Juried" art show was a big hit Friday night. The work of local and area artists will run through Jan. 28.
Ted Zuzzio, longtime Baldwin High School girls track and field coach was honored Monday when he was named the 2011 National Federation of State High School Associations’ Coaches Association National Coach of the Year for Girls Outdoor Track and Field.
