The Kearney Hub is seeking a journalist with the ability to cover a wide variety of topics including local news and features. Although the primary beat is covering police, fire and courts, flexibility is needed to cover other local news events and feature stories important to the community. One day you may interview the family of a crime victim, another day a business opening, and somedays, you would react at the drop of a hat to cover a fire, accident, natural disaster or local government issue. Every day is different. This is true local journalism where one can make an impact on a community which benefits from local news.
Responsibilities & Skills include:
Preference will be given to candidates with a journalism degree, although internships and experience will be considered. New graduates/journalists are welcome to apply and the Kearney Hub provides an opportunity for journalists to learn and grow. This positon will work some night and weekend hours. The ability to produce timely reports in today’s instant digital news environment is a must.
We are focused on building a diverse and inclusive workforce. If you are excited about this role but do not meet 100% of the qualifications above, we encourage you to apply at https://lee.net.careers and search for Kearney. Please provide work samples.
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