Don Campbell is a Photo Editor at The Herald-Palladium. He specializes in a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, event management, and real estate, with a focus on themes such as renewable energy, consumer travel, and construction. His work has been featured in numerous publications including the Citrus County Chronicle, The Buffalo News, and Medical Xpress, among others.
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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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By: Don Campbell
As a child, Bavan Pushpalingam would help tend vegetables at his family's Scarborough home – first on their small apartment balcony and, later, in the backyard.
A kiteboarder takes advantage of windy conditions along Lake Michigan Tuesday, June 16, 2026, at Tiscornia Park in St. Joseph, Mich. (Don Campbell/The Herald-Palladium via AP)
By: Don Campbell
Arthur Havlicek, president and CEO of the Southwest Michigan Regional Chamber of Commerce, talks about the new $500,000 state funding investment in the Berrien Talent Collaborative in 2024 at Lake Michigan College's Hanson Technology Center.
Volunteers Michelle Bowie and Shannon Russo work on painting the basketball hoops behind the Charles Gray Community Center in Benton Harbor, Mich., Thursday, June 18, 2026, during the 2026 Whirlpool
By: Lauren Rice, Don Campbell
BENTON HARBOR — Present Pillars is inviting community members, partners, supporters and local organizations to an event which marks the organization’s grand opening and fifth anniversary.
By: Julie Newell Sh, Don Campbell
SOUTH HAVEN — The South Haven City Council approved an application to U.S. Department of Agriculture rural business development grant this week for funding on the pocket park project.
ST. JOSEPH — Those looking for practical strategies to manage falls as they age have an opportunity to participate in an upcoming class in St. Joseph.
By: Tony Wittkowski
STEVENSVILLE — A former Lincoln Township police officer has pled no contest to falsifying salvage vehicle inspections, according to the Michigan Attorney General’s Office.
BENTON HARBOR — The Present Pillars Foundation will host an Expungement Opportunity Fair next month at The Pillar Center in Benton Harbor.
Twin City Players will hold its final performances of “The Prom” this weekend.
