Joshua Skinner

3 weeks ago | walb.com | Joshua Skinner

POWDER SPRINGS, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - In most corners of America, Memorial Day marks the unofficial start of summer. It also marks the beginning of fireworks season, which should be a boom for businesses like Big Grin Fireworks and owner Paul Richardson. And yet, his mind is half a world away. “100% of our fireworks, unfortunately, come from China,” Richardson said. Whipsawing tariffs and erratic American foreign policy have businesses of all types on edge.

3 weeks ago | sammyguru.com | Joshua Skinner

The Galaxy S25 Edge (hands-on) is finally out in the wild, and folks are starting to get their hands on them. If you fancy grabbing one, then pre-orders are now open. You get $50 credit, a free storage bump, and access to our Mystery Box program. Pre-order the Galaxy S25 Edge today and get a $50 credit, a free storage upgrade, and a FREE Mystery Box! Every Mystery Box includes a premium phone case, screen protector, cleaning kit, and desktop phone stand — all absolutely free.

3 weeks ago | wtvy.com | Joshua Skinner

MARIETTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - As the effects of tariffs hit businesses, many are trying to adjust to a new normal, while hoping it’s not the new normal. One of those industries is dental services, which gets its equipment from numerous countries on several continents. “A lot of the technology we use today is European and Asian,” said Dr. Steven Wingfield, CEO of Wave Dental Professionals.

3 weeks ago | walb.com | Joshua Skinner

MARIETTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - As the effects of tariffs hit businesses, many are trying to adjust to a new normal, while hoping it’s not the new normal. One of those industries is dental services, which gets its equipment from numerous countries on several continents. “A lot of the technology we use today is European and Asian,” said Dr. Steven Wingfield, CEO of Wave Dental Professionals.

1 month ago | kktv.com | Joshua Skinner

ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - Atlanta saw a notable drop in crime in 2024 in nearly all categories. However, one category that increased was burglaries. Burglaries at construction sites, including new homes and renovations, saw a 3% increase. “We still saw an increase in burglaries over this time last year, despite arresting 222 burglars,” Atlanta Police Chief Darin Schierbaum told the Atlanta City Council’s Public Safety Committee in November 2024.