Joshua Skinner is a multimedia journalist with a focus on local news in the Odessa area of Texas. He has written for various news outlets, including Atlanta News First, WIFR - Channel 23, KCRA 3 & My58 Television. Joshua's articles cover a range of topics, from human interest stories to community events and local sports.
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Joshua Skinner's articles cover a variety of local topics, including community events, crime stories, and government announcements. He also covers sports and technology news. If you're looking to reach out to him, consider offering insights or interviews related to local events in Texas (particularly Odessa), human interest stories within the community, developments in sports at a local level, and business or technological advancements relevant to the area he covers.
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By: Joshua Skinner
Before the school day starts, a teacher at East Coweta Middle School dons his Christmas alter ego: a living, breathing “Elf on the Shelf.”
By: Joshua Skinner
The goal this weekend is to raise $50,000 for the Atlanta Ronald McDonald House Charities.
Rutherford the cat, returning home after being lost for 11 years, sits in his TSA-approved kennel at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. (Joshua Skinner / Atlanta News First) By Joshua Skinner Published: Dec. 12, 2024 at 10:10 PM GMT+1
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A cat that disappeared from its home in Oregon, Wisconsin, in 2013 was found 806 miles away in Dillard, and returned to its owner. (SOURCE: WANF)
By: Joshua Skinner
A cat that disappeared from its home in Wisconsin in 2013 was found 806 miles away in Georgia and returned to its owner.
By: Joshua Skinner
The testing of a new app would allow the program's "alumni" to keep in closer contact than through traditional social media.
By: Joshua Skinner
MARIETTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - John Driskell Hopkins is most comfortable with an instrument in hand.
The announcement marks major progress in a decades-long effort by the City of Atlanta to improve the quality of life in underserved areas.
The city recently closed on a deal to purchase nine acres belonging to a church, with the hope that it can be used to expand its downtown.
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