Joe Spaulding is a local journalist based in Decatur, Indiana. He writes for the Decatur Daily Democrat and the Holland Sentinel, covering a range of topics including local news, community events, and political issues. His work has also been featured in the Yuma Sun.
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Those words became something more than a slogan at Bellmont High School last week as stories reportedly involving a student with ammunition and a gun came to the attention of BHS leaders and school resource officer.
Five charges for possession of child pornography were filed against Ryan D. Miller, 43, rural Decatur, in Adams Circuit Court by Adams County Prosecuting Attorney Jeremy Brown following an Indiana State Police investigation that was keyed by tips received from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC).
A local man is being held in custody without bond at the Adams County Law Enforcement and Detention Center after he was arrested on a warrant by police Monday charging him with 11 counts of battery, domestic battery, and strangulation.
By: Joe Spaulding
A flagman working as part of a roadway crew at the US 224 construction site near CR 500 W was seriously injured Thursday morning at 11:47 a.m. after being struck by a pick-up truck that a witness to the accident estimated was going about 55 mph.
Officials from Post 43 of the American Legion chapter in Decatur have announced that starting at 8:30 a.m. this Saturday, they will begin the annual ritual of removing flags from the graves of the two cemeteries in Decatur that were in place to honor their military service.
A recent meeting of the Adams Central Board of Education made a “preliminary determination to issue bonds for the renovation of and improvement to school facilities, including the elementary school playground and site improvement, the purchase of school buses, and equipment and technology,” according to information received from the school.
By: Joe Spaulding
The Sunday afternoon get-together at the residence of newly-appointed Union Township Trustee Karla Marbach with the township Advisory Board and nearly 25 township residents was billed as a continence of a meeting from last week that was supposedly called to hear input from individuals in the area and explain the 2025 budget.
The dwindling funds from the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA), given to City of Decatur in 2021 from the federal government, inched closer to becoming fully authorized Tuesday night by the Decatur City Council at their bimonthly meeting for October with requests granted for two projects.
By: Joe Spaulding
Work by the Brooks Construction Company of Fort Wayne recently took a rough Adams Street into a nice, smooth street to travel on. The work on the street was one of many done in the city as a result of getting a 2024 Community Crossing Grant. The grant is funded by the gas tax paid by consumers filling up at the pump. (Photo by Joe Spaulding)
By: Joe Spaulding
Numbers relative to population, employment figures, workforce, wages, and the overall economy of Adams County are what Colton Bickel does for a living as the executive director of the Adams
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