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
DeKalb County has raised its water and sewer rates only once in the last decade. There’s a chance that will change very soon.
By: Joshua Skinner
A Palmetto U.S. Postal Service worker was honored for driving 1 million miles in his career without getting into an accident.
By: Joshua Skinner
Two Cobb County parents have filed a lawsuit against the district after the sudden changing of a public comment signup led to an altercation.
By: Joshua Skinner
The approval is seen as the last barrier to building an NHL arena in the event of NHL’s return.
The restaurant is most well known for its rib tips, but its mac and cheese and collard greens also have a lot of fans.
The facility was the site of a major chemical fire that smothered metro Atlanta in chlorine fumes for weeks.
By: Joshua Skinner
Veterans Day has been around since 1954. As time passes, there are fewer and fewer veterans who served before that time.
By: Joshua Skinner
Families are feeling left in the dark by Georgia Power’s plans to install huge transmission lines right through their neighborhood.
By: Joshua Skinner
New school zone cameras on busy Decatur roads are now active.
By: Joshua Skinner
WOODSTOCK, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - It’s not yet Thanksgiving, but for many people, it’s already the holiday season. That includes the massive Magic of Lights drive-thru Christmas display in Cherokee County.
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