We’re looking for an Opinion writer to thoughtfully cover a thriving region in one of the most politically fascinating states in the country. Are you someone who can craft a must-read column, tell an engaging story, and wants to be a thoughtful voice in the community where you live? We want an opinion writer who can report and write a powerful editorial, but also one with an ear for storytelling and eye for the big and small things your community is buzzing about.
Our next opinion writer will:
The successful candidate will be a fresh voice and sharp thinker with a love for community-based reporting. She or he will be someone who embraces a digital-first focus that rewards quick, thoughtful writing and an eagerness to try new things.
The opinion writer will help readers and would-be readers understand the contribution local journalism can make to the health of a community. He or she will engage in respectful community building both online and by hosting community conversations with an end goal of growing support for our work.
This person will grow readership of our editorials by acting on available post-publication data. Skills and experience with video and/or podcasting are a plus. The position will report to the NC Opinion Editor and be based in Raleigh.
To apply: Include a persuasive cover letter, your resume and four to six examples of your best work.
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