Alice Smith is a journalist who focuses on national news in the United States. She writes for the San Saba News & Star and Education Destination Malaysia, covering a wide range of topics including politics, sports, culture, and education. Her work has also been featured in publications such as Lexology, Kinston Free Press, and Subba.
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Alice's coverage spans a wide range of topics such as politics, international relations, sports, entertainment and crime with a national focus on the United States. She shows interest in evolving stories, government announcements and breaking news.
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By: Alexander Brock, Alice Smith
Birmingham City Council’s leader has said a “historic injustice” has been...
Image Body It's Christmas Time! It's shopping, social events, family gatherings and parties! With all the hustle and bustle, we forget whose birthday we are celebrating! What do you think Jesus wants for His birthday?
Councillors from Stroud District Council have been asking for graffiti to be removed from the site for months.
NHS Somerset says the programme will lead to "better emergency treatment and recovery for patients".
Image Body Oh how I enjoy sending and receiving greetings with such great memories, sharing and updates. I remember the December concerts with the SWOSWT that were festive as we sang songs to honor the King of Kings and Lord of Lords. Charlotte Berryhill and I rode with Karen Whiting to the concerts that were usually around two hours that seemed shorter as we shared our lives and gifts. These dear friends are in Texas and I am in Ohio, but they are close when I look at the angel Karen gave me and the Joy To The World cups that Charlotte gave me.
By: Chris Lockyer, Alice Smith
The Christmas Shop in Cheddar was one of only seven chosen nationwide for the honour by a newspaper.
The Christmas Shop in Cheddar was one of only seven chosen nationwide for the honour by a newspaper.
Refuse collectors in Birmingham are planning to strike in the new year in a...
A second teenager's died following a collision this morning in Handsworth. ...
West Midlands Railway is urging people to use the railway network safely - as...
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