Don Campbell is the Photo Editor of The Herald-Palladium, a local newspaper based in Benton Harbor, Michigan. With a focus on capturing the essence of the community through his photography, Don has contributed to various departments within the newspaper and his work has also been featured in other publications and platforms.
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Don Campbell focuses on local news, government & politics in the South Haven and Berrien County area. His coverage heavily involves crime and government-related topics, including local events, public safety issues, infrastructure developments, and community initiatives.
When reaching out to Don Campbell with a pitch or as a potential source for an article, consider providing insights related to local governance matters (e.g., city management), public safety concerns (especially crime-related), infrastructure improvements or grants that impact the community. Additionally, pitches about ongoing evolving stories or breaking news within these specific areas would likely capture his attention.
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SOUTH HAVEN — South Haven police and federal authorities have deemed the antisemitic flyers incident not to be a hate crime.
Hundreds gather last month at Dickinson Stadium at St. Joseph High School for the 9/11 Hero Climb held to commemorate the anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks.
The sun shines through leaves as a woman walks at Riverview Park in St. Joseph, Mich., on Friday, Oct. 18, 2024. (Don Campbell/The Herald-Palladium via AP)
By: Julie Swidwa, Julie Swidwa Hp
In 1971, the White House Conference on Aging called for the establishment of a nationwide system of regional planning and service areas, with entities designed as area agencies on aging,
Muralist Alex Ann Allen, of South Bend, IN, works on a new mural titled "Ja'Kobi's Wings" Tuesday, Oct. 22, 2024, on the ARS Gallery Arts and Culture building in downtown
BENTON HARBOR — Groundbreaking is expected to happen this fall on a multi-million-dollar development project on the former Mercy Hospital site in Benton Harbor.
The Brick House in downtown Benton Harbor is the first business that has applied for Benton Harbor’s social district.
Jamal Hatfield recently won first place in the Emerging category during the Emerge Innovation Hub fourth annual Pitch Night. He runs his clothing line, SPTM (Stop Procrastinating The Message), out of his Benton Harbor home.
By: Julie Swidwa
ST. JOSEPH — The Sandbar & Grille will be allowed to have outdoor amplified sound for an event on New Year’s Eve until midnight, pending approval by the city’s public
Voters fill out their ballots during early voting Tuesday at Lake Michigan College’s Todd Center in Benton Township. Berrien County and other counties in Southwest Michigan are reporting record number of early voting participants leading up to the Nov. 5 election.
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