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Sports Editor, Guymon Oklahoma

Discussion in 'Journalism Jobs' started by gravehunter, Jan 18, 2013.

  1. gravehunter

    gravehunter Member

    from jjobs.com

    Sports Ed needed "immediately"

    The Guymon Daily Herald, an award winning, six day daily afternoon paper, located in the Oklahoma Panhandle, has an opening for a Sports Editor. This position requires covering schools in our local area. Writing and pagination skills required, Indesign is used to paginate pages, some photography skills helpful. Daily pages and special sections will be required of this position. this is pretty much a one man show. There are a few stringers that help out, but the job is primarily that of the Sports Editor. Salary based on experience. This is a full-time position, and night and weekend work will be necessary. Contact: Allison Gipe, Publisher. 580-338-3355 Interested candidates should send copies of their resumes to Allison Gipe, Publisher, at PO BOX 19, Guymon, OK, 73942 or fax to 580-338-5000 to their attention. Resumes may also be e-mailed to publisher@guymondailyherald.com. For More information-Phone: 580.338.3355.
     
  2. HandsomeHarley

    HandsomeHarley Well-Known Member

    What, did the Guymon guy take the Elk City gig?

    What would that say about Guymon, if he/she wanted to leave so bad they'd take Elk City?
     
  3. Mark2010

    Mark2010 Active Member

    Don't know anything about the paper, other than it is small. But did some research on this town. It is the definition of hell on earth.
     
  4. SoCalScribe

    SoCalScribe Member

    Guymon is tall cotton for that area (although they have no cotton and not many trees IIRC). It's a very sparsely populated region and a town of 10K+ is therefore a big deal. That said, if you're making 10 bucks an hour you're probably well-paid in a town that isolated.
     
  5. apeman33

    apeman33 Well-Known Member

    Guymon tried to jump in and get a piece of Liberal's action when the newspaper war was going on up there. I think they were calling themselves the only daily paper serving the Oklahoma panhandle "and neighboring counties in southwest Kansas." I imagine they cowered back to the panhandle once that got settled.
     
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