The Williamson County Sun — a twice-weekly, award-winning, family-owned community newspaper based in Georgetown, Texas — is looking for a news and general assignments reporter who is passionate about covering local government, community growth and business in one the country’s fastest-growing communities.
Reporters are responsible for writing well-sourced articles and features that keep the greater Georgetown community informed. Assignments are a combination of fast, hard-hitting news stories, in-depth reporting and profiles.
Reporters are expected to spend time in the community they serve. Living in or near Georgetown is a must. Work hours are spent in the Sun’s office, reporting in the field and writing virtually at home, when appropriate. Demands may also require working weeknights to cover meetings and weekends for special events.
Qualifications
Applicants should have:
Responsibilities
The reporter is responsible for:
Please send a resume, cover letter and at least three journalistic writing samples to editor@wilcosun.com. Please, no phone calls.
Salary type: Hourly, 40-44 hours per week
Starting salary: $36K-39K
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