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Sports writer, Rocky Mount Telegram (N.C.)

Discussion in 'Journalism Jobs' started by jnyce, Jun 27, 2014.

  1. jnyce

    jnyce New Member

    The Rocky Mount (N.C.) Telegram, an award-winning daily, seeks a talented, versatile sports journalist for its sports staff.

    The successful candidate will be able to break news, write compelling features, copy edit, design and be comfortable with public speaking.

    The person we hire will be detail-oriented and ambitious with a commitment to accuracy. Must be able to work efficiently on deadline.

    We cover 12 area high schools, a local Division III college and the Atlantic Coast Conference, specifically Duke, North Carolina and North Carolina State.

    Experience with multimedia is necessary, and experience with Adobe InDesign is a plus. Candidates must have a bachelor's degree from an accredited four-year institution, as well as a rock-solid understanding of grammar and AP style.

    The successful candidate will prioritize Web-first publishing. Must be willing to work nights and weekends.

    Our alumni currently work at USA Today, The Raleigh News and Observer, and Scout.com, among others.

    If interested, send an email with “sports writer opening” as the subject, as well as your resume, cover letter and up to five clips to Sports Editor Jessie H. Nunery at jhnunery@rmtelegram.com.

    We intend to move very quickly on this hire, so don't wait if interested.
     
  2. jessiehnunery

    jessiehnunery New Member

    This opening has turned into two openings.

    Justin Hite has left for Oklahoma's Scout.com where he will cover football and men's basketball.

    Nick Piotrowicz has left for the Toledo Blade, where he will cover football and men's hoops as well.

    Our first hire has been made.

    Andrew Ivins of the South Florida Sun-Sentinel will be joining us shortly.

    We also have extended an offer to another candidate, which we hope to soon finalize.

    Thanks to the tremendous amount of applicants who showed interest in moving to Eastern North Carolina.
     
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