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What they do
A Reporter investigates and reports on news events and stories. Gathers information from interviews, site visits and background research, and writes reports for news and media outlets. May edit news stories or write news commentary. Covers a particular territory or specializes in a topic such as politics, sports, on an industry. Works for a news service or media company, or works freelance and takes assignments from news organizations.
$55,046 / year median in North Carolina
-15% projected decline
Job Description
What you'll do:
Cover and write daily deadline-driven stories on everything from county commissioner meetings to human interest features.
Shoot photos and videos to bring your stories to life.
Build real relationships with sources and the community.
Take feedback well and work as part of a team.
Essential skills:
Strong news writing skills and familiarity with AP style.
Comfort with using a camera, social media and web publishing tools.
Reliable transportation and a flexible, can-do attitude.
Why you'll like it here: This is a full-time role, with a fast-paced but flexible schedule, medical/dental/vision options, paid holidays, paid leave and 401(k) match potential.
To apply: Send your resume, cover letter and writing samples to Eugene Tinklepaugh, Editor, at etinklepaugh@apgenc.com.
All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability or veteran status.