Steve Smith is a reporter at The Enterprise-Tocsin. An Indianola native and Navy veteran, Smith covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on the music business and arts and entertainment. His work has been featured in various outlets, including The New York Times, Yahoo News, and Newsweek.
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Steve Smith's coverage spans a wide range of local topics including obituaries, local events, and community news. Given the variety of themes covered, tailored pitches could include unique human interest stories related to family & relationships or local crime updates.
For event-related pitches, consider offering exclusive insights into upcoming events in Springfield or providing expert commentary on evolving stories within the locality. As Steve focuses on covering evolving and breaking news stories alongside government announcements, he may be open to receiving information about significant developments impacting Springfield's community.
Considering his engagement with sports content as well as recent coverage involving David Warner and Steve Smith possibly retiring from cricket (written in Hindi), there might also be an opportunity to engage him with compelling sports narratives relevant to the local area.
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By: Steve Smith
The National Federation of High Schools’ board of directors approved two new rules concerning illegal contact. Both are to take effect with the upcoming season. For more from the National Federation of High Schools, visit www.nfhs.org.
The Caraway family find themselves back in court this week thanks to California's Racial Justice Act - reopening painful wounds for the family
The Springfield Museums celebrated diversity with a rainbow of activities Saturday.
By: Steve Smith
A Lebanon native is preparing for the Hollywood premiere of a short film featuring vintage footage of a Bennett Spring farm. Dusty Dale Barker graduated University of Missouri-Columbia in 2008 and …
June 19, 2026 New RHC coding requirements for distant site telehealth services are effective October 1, 2026. How Will RHC Telehealth Billing Change?
Councilors approved the city’s FY27 spending plan after debating infrastructure funding, borrowing capacity and how much influence the council should have over budget priorities
SF's recent improvements on crime and real estate are a reminder that public policy, leadership, and voter expectations still matter.
CHSAA is not apt to change its waiver rule for hockey players who participate in club sports. At present, players have to be eligible, on the roster, in uniform and on the bench for all three periods for 13 games to participate in the playoffs.
By: Steve Smith
City manager points to infrastructure investments, housing initiatives and public safety efforts as Worcester navigates economic uncertainty
