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James Fuller

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Covers:  All levels of politics, local education, general news features and profiles.
Journalist. Media consultant. Adjunct faculty. Former @DailyHerald senior writer. Former NINA president. Signal: staffwriter.55

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My work as a journalist, educator and media consultant is a marriage of my two greatest professional passions.
I have a thirst for knowledge and learning new things. And I have a deep love for writing and communicating with others to share that knowledge.
The best way to share knowledge and help people better their lives is through stories. People will remember a well-told story. And it’s only the things that stick in our minds and memories that we apply to our lives in meaningful ways.
So t…

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Motorcycle club featured in Pikes Pub viral video has a complicated history

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By James Fuller
| The Journal Gazette
The six individuals arrested on charges of beating a man at Pikes Pub – and scheduled to have a court hearing this month – appear to be tied to an organization founded 90 years ago in a Chicago suburb, 170 miles from Fort Wayne. The Outlaws MC, also known as the American Outlaws Association, was identified as “the dominant (outlaw motorcycle gang) in the Great Lakes region” in a 2021 report.
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Global stage awaits: Fort Wayne’s tourism transformation for 2025

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By James Fuller
| The Journal Gazette
When Irv Adler decided to trace his ancestral roots, he spent years digging through records of the Holocaust, compiling information about people, times and places to bring his family’s story to life. “Some of what you are today is really based upon where you came from,” Adler, a Fort Wayne resident, said. This summer, Adler will help bring more than 1,000 people to Fort Wayne, when the International Association of Jewish Genealogical Societies hosts its annual conference here for the first time.
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Wellness Council study to focus on mental health of Indiana employees

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By James Fuller
| The Journal Gazette
Each school day, the 8,000 students in Southwest Allen County Schools struggle through English class essays, wrestle with algebra, and squirm through the physical and social headaches of growing up. It’s a challenging environment, but the students have a support network of 500 teachers, counselors, coaches, aides, principals and administrators. The mental and emotional well-being of students is a central focus of discussions in all nine SACS schools.
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