MyHorryNews.com is searching for an experienced reporter ready for a challenge covering the Myrtle Beach area, one of the fastest growing cities in the country.
The beat includes growth and development, business, tourism-related issues, surrounding community concerns and poverty on the fringes of the new high rises.
The ideal candidate is someone who will keep readers informed about what is happening in the Myrtle Beach area. This candidate must have an understanding of how city government and county government functions and what that coverage means.
This position requires a person with high energy and curiosity who is not afraid to ask questions and challenge the norm.
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Requirements:
Please send your resume, cover letter and three of your best stories to editor Hannah Strong Oskin at hannah.oskin@myhorrynews.com.
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