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Sports reporter -- Effingham, IL

Discussion in 'Journalism Jobs' started by steveu, Jul 30, 2014.

  1. steveu

    steveu Well-Known Member

    I swear, if I had $10 for every time this place posted an opening I'd be rich. lol. Anyway, Effingham's a nice little city tucked between St. Louis and Indy and it's at the junction of I-57 and I-70. Anyone else chime in.

    Company: Effingham Daily News
    Position: Sports Reporter
    Location: Effingham, Illinois
    Job Status: Full-time
    Salary: Not Specified
    Website: http://www.effinghamdailynews.com

    Description:

    Sports Reporter

    The Effingham Daily News, a progressive six-day daily in Central Illinois, seeks a sports reporter with multimedia skills. This is a second position on our award-winning sports team with an emphasis on local sports coverage of 16 local high schools using a variety of media platforms. This position requires someone who is comfortable producing quality content for print, digital and social media platforms. The core requirements include a bachelor's degree in journalism or communications, plus experience as a sports reporter (internships or experience on a college newspaper will be considered). Multimedia experience is a plus, but strength in print reporting is essential. A valid driver's license and a safe driving record also are required. The Effingham Daily News offers competitive pay and benefits. Respond with your letter of introduction, resume and at least three recent writing samples to sports@effinghamdailynews.com.
     
  2. Zads07

    Zads07 Member

    Had an interview there back last August. 'Twas a 6-hour drive for me, and although I didn't get the job, it was a great interview, professional, great town. I'd apply for it if I wasn't tied down where I'm at now.
     
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