The Columbia Basin Herald is looking for a general assignment reporter to join the editorial team at our daily newspaper.
This position allows the reporter to cover a wide variety of topics including local government at the city and county levels, outdoor recreation, education, agriculture, the tech industry, economic development, lifestyle and – for those so inclined – sports.
Successful candidates must be familiar with AP style and be excellent verbal and written communicators. They must also have strong journalism ethics and news judgment. A positive attitude is preferred. Other preferences include:
You’ll be joining a staff that includes a full-time sports reporter, three full-time staff writers and a managing editor.
Salary: paid at an hourly rate of $17.33
To apply, please email your resume, cover letter and three examples of published work to editor@columbiabasinherald.com. The subject line of the email should read: General Assignment Reporter.
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