Bob SOfaly photo Sherri and Tommy O’Brien of Kobuch’s Fireworks on Savannah Highway were busy selling fire works for home use Friday afternoon. The O’Brien’s said all their fireworks are made in China but tarrifs, high fuel prices and other delivery concerns made maintaining inventory impossible this year. Becauase of the delivery difficulties they were able to stock most of thier shelves but were not able to reorder. “What you see is all I got”, said Tommy O’Brien.

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July 7, 2021

Sherri and Tommy O’Brien of Kobuch’s Fireworks on Savannah Highway were busy selling fireworks for home use Friday afternoon. The O’Briens said all their fireworks are made in China, and delivery concerns made maintaining inventory impossible this year. They were able to stock most of their shelves but were not able to reorder. “What you see is all I got,” Tommy O’Brien said. Photo by Bob Sofaly.

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