Alicia Neaves Biography
Alicia Neaves is an American multi-skilled journalist for WLTX-TV in Columbia, SC who anchors the station’s weekend evening broadcasts and does general assignment reporting.
Alicia Neaves Age
Neaves was born on 25th March 1985, United States. She is 34 years as of 2019.
Alicia Neaves Family
Neaves has one younger brother, Isaac, and a Blue Heeler/Shepherd mix named Lucy. She thanks her mom, Elsa, and daddy Roland for her love of adventure, and she credits her mentors throughout the years for her love of storytelling.
Alicia Neaves Husband
In contrast to her professional career. It was a great task to find out about her personal life and more importantly about her marital status. Additionally, there aren’t any rumors of her likely husband or boyfriend. However, she might be secretly married and living a happy life with her husband. Further, she has a well-built body with decent height and weight. However, the detailed information about her body measurements is not available in the media yet.
Alicia Neaves Education
Neaves interned at WEHT-TV in Henderson, Kentucky with the ABC affiliate’s sports department and with the university’s radio station WUEV. She graduated in 2011 with a double-major in Communications and Spanish.
Alicia Neaves Career
She interned at WEHT-TV in Henderson, Kentucky with the ABC affiliate’s sports department and with the university’s radio station WUEV. She graduated in 2011 with a double-major in Communications and Spanish.
After college, Alicia worked two years in production at San Antonio’s NBC affiliate WOAI-TV where she helped build computer graphics and presented daily web news segments.
Neaves began her career in the production arena at rival S.A. station WOAI-TV and went on to serve as a bilingual reporter on West Texas television for two years. She started at KENS in October 2015.
Subsequently, she landed her first reporting job in Midland, Texas at the NBC/Telemundo station where she reported and anchored in English and Spanish. Her coverage extended across the West Texas border into Ojinaga, Mexico. In 2015, she earned her second reporting job in San Antonio.
Alicia Neaves Net Worth
Her reported annual income is about $100 – 149,999
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‘It takes a toll’: Allen Benedict mother, daughter adapting to new normal
Columbia, SC (WLTX) — Friday marks three weeks since 411 residents of Allen Benedict Court were forced out of their homes with little notice.
Many just had time to grab one bag.
WLTX spoke with a family who has been hopping around area hotels since the evacuation. They shared what life has been like nearly a month away from home.
6-year-old Fatimah Colliston was all smiles as she lent our crew a corner of her hotel room for a brief interview.
For the past three weeks, Fatimah and her mother are living a new normal.
Instead of their usual 10-minute walk to school, they’re getting up early at the Fairfield Inn at Harbison and driving the 20-minute commute.
“What do you like about being here?” her mother, Micaela, asked during the interview.
“The bedroom, so we can share it,” Fatimah replied. “I don’t have to sleep in my own bed.”
“What do you think about living in a hotel?” we asked.
“Fun. Really fun, and it has a pool,” said Fatimah. “I love the pools. I like the swimming pools, but I don’t know how to swim.”
January 18th, the Collision were told they had to leave their apartment in the Y building of Allen Benedict Court.
“Once they came in and checked everything to make sure it was ok, they closed the door,” said Micaela. “Everybody had to go.”
They only had time to grab some clothes and Fatimah’s backpack.
Micaela says the Columbia Housing Authority will help with some meals, but the rest is her responsibility.
The Fairfield Inn is their third hotel in three weeks.
“It takes a toll on you because you have to repack all over again, wait for transportation, we have to figure out where we’re going. It’s really a lot,” said Micaela. “Definitely ready to be home. I want to be able to have a good home cooked meal. Man, I miss cooking in my kitchen. I can smell the food now.”
Micaela is booked in the hotel through Monday and will find out then if she’ll stay or move to another temporary home.
She says what keeps her going every day is new friendships she formed with Allen Benedict residents in her hotel and her faith.
“God. He is everything,” said Micaela. “He’s the one giving me the strength to keep pushing. Without him, it could be worse. I’m just thankful.”
Micaela says she has 60 days to find permanent housing. If she can’t within that time frame, she says she’s waiting to learn what will happen next.