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Brownsville Herald Sports Editor

Discussion in 'Journalism Jobs' started by Bread, Dec 22, 2015.

  1. Bread

    Bread New Member

    The Brownsville Herald, a daily newspaper owned by AIM Media Texas, seeks an energetic and organized sports editor for a paper in the state's Rio Grande Valley region.

    The ideal candidate is enthusiastic, well-versed in page design, understands the value of community journalism, embraces social media and can bring fresh ideas to the table. They will lead a staff of two full-time reporters and one part-time reporter. Candidates should have experience in the journalism field.

    The Herald's Metro area, which includes Brownsville, Los Fresnos and Port Isabel, loves its sports, mainly of the high school, soccer and boxing varieties. High school sports are covered extensively, and the Herald -- along with the sports departments of the Valley Morning Star (Harlingen) and The Monitor (McAllen) -- contributes to RGVSports.com, our high school sports website. The three sports staffs also assist in the production of RGVSports.com The Magazine, a quarterly publication.

    The Herald offers its employees a competitive salary and benefits. Fluency in Spanish is a big plus. Herald associates also are a short drive from both South Padre Island and Mexico.

    Interested candidates can send a cover letter, resume and work samples to Bryan Read, News Director, at The Brownsville Herald, 1135 E. Van Buren, Brownsville, TX 78520. You can also email your resume and clips to bread@brownsvilleherald.com. For more information, call (956) 982-6621.

    The Herald is an Equal Opportunity employer. Non-U.S. citizens wishing to apply for a position must already be in possession of a valid work visa and other appropriate documentation.
     
  2. SportsEditor61783

    SportsEditor61783 New Member

  3. bballscribe

    bballscribe Member

    They haven't filled this spot. It's the same job as months (years?) ago, they just haven't filled it yet.
     
  4. SportsEditor61783

    SportsEditor61783 New Member

    Anyone have any info on this place? Seems odd they have gone so long without a SE....Haven't heard of a place go two full sports seasons without filling the most important position.
     
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