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Is it actually 28 hours per week, or paid for 28 hours with no benefits while working more than a full-time schedule?

So, aggregators?

There was an Oct. 6 deadline to apply, according to the original post.

What's the deal over there these days? Bill Higgins isn't around anymore?

I will never get used to these weird hybrid jobs.

So is this website still expanding wildly or do they just have a lot of turnover?

Yeah! And if you do grovel/check in, at least do it with an anonymous username.

A "city" of 8,000 people?

A part-timer who will travel and has 5-7 years of experience? There's gotta be a typo in there, right?

What's the thought process there? Save a little money till the guy is full-time? A pseudo-trial run to see if the reporter is actually good? Not being snippy -- genuinely curious.

Is there any reporting involved in this position? The title/duties suggest not, but I ask to be sure.

If it's 40 hours per week, why don't you make it a full-time position?

I want to copy and paste this into every job thread.

Any intel on this?

How many hours are we talking with "part-time"?

Didn't this open up this time last year?

$20 for a high school field hockey gamer is way better than getting much lower/zero pay for a website for which you do no reporting.

Kilgore is great, yes. Also Andy McCullough for the KC Star.

Anybody know where this is at?

"Display a readiness to operate in the 24/7 news cycle" is a hell of a euphemism.