Ballantine Communications has an opening for a reporter to help cover Cortez and Montezuma County for The Journal. Stories can range from an economic development project involving solar energy to an unusual murder case.
Recent college graduates — ideally those with an online-first background, plus experience covering public safety, breaking news and/or feature writing for a college newspaper or internship — are highly encouraged to apply. Photography and/or videography experience is also helpful.
Please email five (5) samples of your work, including at least one breaking news story, at least one feature story and either a JPEG photo or video portfolio, to Senior Editor Trent Stephens at tstephens@the-journal.com.
Essential Responsibilities:
Qualifications:
Pay: $37,000 – $45,000 annually depending on experience
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