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Sports Editor, Orangeburg, SC

Discussion in 'Journalism Jobs' started by dailygrind, Apr 25, 2012.

  1. dailygrind

    dailygrind Member

    Have info on the job listed below. Anyone interested, feel free to message me.

    The Orangeburg, S.C., Times and Democrat and TheTandD.com are looking for a passionate, hard-working individual to lead our award-winning sports staff.
    As the sports editor for a seven-day daily located between Columbia and Charleston, you will direct a staff of one writer and two page designers in covering a region that provides plenty of challenges: 18 high schools and four colleges, including perennial MEAC football title contender South Carolina State University. You will work closely with the online news editor in Internet and mobile news aspects of the sports report.
    This position is the definition of “working” editor in that it will be as much about bylines as budgets. Also, The T&D has developed a strong tradition of developing enterprise and color feature stories that drive readers to our products, and with that in mind, the ideal candidate would be someone with plenty of ideas and who is unafraid to try new things. In recent years, those ideas have included a popular website, thebulldogzone.com, dedicated to our S.C. State coverage, as well as an award-winning prep “slam dunk” competition known as “Slammin’ and Jammin’.”
    We are hyper local and strong preps coverage – especially during football season – is a must. In past years, our region has been home to some of the finest prep football talent in the country with the likes of Da’Quan Bowers (Tampa Bay Buccaneers), Alshon Jeffery (expected to be a high draft choice in 2012) and Ricky Sapp (New York Jets) playing here.
    The ability to multitask and have fun doing it is a must. Shooting and editing photos (Photoshop) and designing sports pages (InDesign) are big pluses.
     
  2. JJHHI

    JJHHI Member

    Best of luck to Brian Linder, who did a good job there with limited resources. Some very good prep football and basketball teams in the area, and S.C. State has fielded some decent FCS football teams. Can't say many good things about the town, though. It's on my list of worst towns in South Carolina with Florence and Sumter.

    Best of luck to Brian. I'll leave it to him to divulge where he's headed, if he so chooses.
     
  3. dailygrind

    dailygrind Member

    Sorry for not including in the first post, but cover letter, resume and clips should be emailed to lharter@timesanddemocrat.com.
     
  4. dirtybird

    dirtybird Well-Known Member

    Where did Lineder move on to?
     
  5. Tarheel316

    Tarheel316 Well-Known Member

    Lee Harter, the editor in Orangeburg, is top shelf. As for Orangeburg itself, at least it's less than two hours from some great beaches.
     
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