The Sun News of Myrtle Beach seeks an aggressive, enterprising reporter to join its award-winning newsroom in one of the most desirable and fast-growing markets in the country.
Join the newsroom that exposed the predatory practice of structured settlements and changed South Carolina law. We put a premium on breaking stories first as well as investing in hard-nosed, accountability journalism that our audience can’t get anywhere else.
Ours is a competitive market, and we seek a reporter who will be excited by the challenge. And we are part of McClatchy, a digitally driven company focused on innovation, with newsrooms in 30 communities in the United States.
In our accountability and politics reporter, we’re seeking a versatile and resourceful journalist who is as skilled in public records as she/he/they are in knocking on doors to track down sources. You’ll need a passion for accountability journalism and the drive to sift through data, dig through documents and cultivate sources.
What you’ll bring:
The successful candidate should have a college degree or equivalent work experience and be able to show a history of producing accountability journalism. Also:
To apply, include a persuasive cover letter, your resume and four to six examples of your work.
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