Joseph Ressler is a photographer at HERALD & REVIEW. He specializes in sports photography, covering themes such as competitive and professional sports, while also delving into regional interests and world news, including finance and real estate. Joseph's work has been featured in Page 17, Inc., The Anniston Star, The Pantagraph, JG, and Herald & Review.
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By: Joseph Ressler
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Tara Ulis plays the fiddle during rehearsal with Broken Brogue at Millikin University in Decatur on Wednesday, March 5.
See the photos from the sectional final boys basketball game between Warrensburg-Latham and Teutopolis.
Participants learn how to identify and report storms such as tornadoes during the annual storm spotter class at Richland Community College in Decatur on Thursday, March 6.
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Stargazers visit the Requarth Observatory for Millikin University's public observation night in Decatur on Tuesday, March 11.
MacArthur High School senior Jameson England trains with a ladder at the Decatur Fire Department's Station 1 through InspirEd Futures, Decatur Public Schools' internship program, on Thursday, March 13.
Math teacher Christina Menna reacts after getting a pie to the face from a student to celebrate Pi Day at Eisenhower High School in Decatur on Friday, March 14.
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