Jim Langham is a journalist based in Decatur, Indiana, and writes for the Berne Tri Weekly News. With a focus on local news, Jim covers a wide range of topics including local government, community events, sports, and human interest stories. His work has also been featured in the Times Bulletin.
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Jim Langham's reporting primarily focuses on local news, including government announcements and event coverage with a specific emphasis on high school sports and community development. For effective outreach, consider providing newsworthy updates on local events, county initiatives, or high school sports activities within the Decatur area to cater to his audience. Additionally, human-interest stories related to family dynamics and relationships could also be of interest based on the themes covered in his articles.
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By: Jim Langham on Share After a hard-fought first quarter, Adams Central got a grip on its game and pulled away from a stubborn
By: Jim Langham on Share Contracts awarded for construction of the MERIT Center Garage at Tuesday's Commissioner's meeting combined for a total cost of $188 533.97.
By: Jim Langham on Share The Adams County Commissioners recently purchased a trailer for use by the Emergency Management Agency.
By: Jim Langham on Share Residents of the Geneva community gathered at the town's fire department Saturday morning to help raise
By: Jim Langham on Share North Adams Community School superintendent Kim Hiatt discussed current bonding situations with the school board and noted, optimistically, “We are in good shape financially.”
By: Jim Langham on Share At the end of 24 minutes of play at Minnich Field against Eastern (Greentown) Friday night, the Adams Central Jets found themselves in an extremely rare position.
By: Jim Langham on Share Several South Adams and Adams Central students represented the fire and rescue class taught by Tony Heiser at the career fair at Bellmont High School.
By: Jim Langham on Share Jeremy Friedt, president of the Decatur Redevelopment Commission, told the Decatur City Council Tuesday
By: Jim Langham on Share Adams County engineer Nate Rumschlag and highway superintendent Brad Yoder are completing projects and securing road and bridge work contracts for 2025.
By: Jim Langham on Share After a generally mild and pleasant fall, county residents had a rude awakening Thursday morning when they found a dusting of snow on their vehicles and yards.
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