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.
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Matthew Moore competes in the 10,000-pound farm tractor pulling competition at the Berrien County Youth Fair in Berrien Springs.
By: Don Campbell
Work continues on the installation of a new gym floor at Benton Harbor High School. On Tuesday, school board trustees approved spending an additional $232,213 to get the gym floor and the track around the football field done.
Watervliet’s Carson Underwood tries to chase down Coloma’s Treyton Myers during a game last season.
Tyler Valentine recently completed work with the Summer Youth Golf Careers & Development Program at Harbor Shores Resort. “I’m the only student in the kitchen here,” Valentine said. “We come in at 8 a.m. and we have to prepare food, cook and clean and do it all again.”
Firefighters responded to a fire this week in a vacant portable classroom in the 1200 block of Main Street in Benton Harbor.
Paula Camp uses a wine thief to sample a barrel of Roxbury Russet cider Wednesday in the barrel room at Carriage House Ciders in Benton Township. Camp worked with the Women’s Business Center to help start her cider business, which has grown to 14 varieties.
By: Louise Wrege, Don Campbell
BENTON HARBOR — The legacy of Benton Harbor’s first Black fire chief, John Billups, will live on, said Benton Harbor Mayor Marcus Muhammad.
Exterior painting updating continues this week at the Silver Beach Hotel in downtown St. Joseph.
A bald eagle flies near the St. Joseph River in Benton Harbor, Mich., on April 27.
Trustees have approved the creation of a social district in downtown Stevensville.
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