The Telegraph in Macon, Georgia, is looking for an aggressive general assignment reporter who can handle both breaking news and feature stories on deadline.
From breaking crime to restaurant inspection reports and everything in between, this reporter will identify stories that our communities need or want to know about, tell them in an engaging way, update them as often as necessary and help them reach a large audience by adding an irresistible headline, impeccable SEO and great visuals.
You must understand the need for speed as well as context, and you must be committed to increasing the sense of urgency across the newsroom. Your goal is to help us grow our audience reach and earn loyal readers by making sure we are a credible, timely and compelling source of breaking news in Macon and surrounding counties.
Early morning or weekend shifts may be a part of this job.
What you’ll bring:
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