Sportswriter in Wyoming

Company: Wyoming Tribune-Eagle
Position: WANTED: SPORTS WRITER
Location: Cheyenne, Wyoming
Job Status: Full-time
Salary: $25,000 to $30,000
Ad Expires: June 9, 2006
Job ID: 633151
Website: http://wyomingnews.com


Description:
The Wyoming Tribune-Eagle has an opening for a sports reporter. This a general assignment beat in which the person covers high schools and community college sports, assists with University of Wyoming coverage and also writes features and enterprise. The job also includes copy desk work involving editing and designing pages. Prior knowledge of Quark would be a plus. The applicant should be a self-motivator and able to multi-task. Candidates should have a college degree in journalism or a related field. Prior experience at a daily newspaper is preferred, but this is an ideal position for someone out of college or journalism school. Starting pay is based on education and experience. The Wyoming Tribune-Eagle, the state’s second-largest daily newspaper located in the capital city, has been a consistent winner of state and national sports awards in recent years and twice was named the state’s best daily. Cheyenne is located near the Snowy Range mountains at the northern tip of the Colorado Front Range. Our growing city is close to some of the best hunting, fishing, hiking, camping and other outdoor activity areas in the nation. We’re also only about a 90-minute drive from Denver and 45 minutes from Fort Collins, Colo. We are hoping to fill this position quickly, so please don’t delay. Send cover letter, resume, work samples and salary requirements to: Robert Gagliardi, Sports Editor, Wyoming Tribune-Eagle, 702 West Lincolnway, Cheyenne, WY 82001 or e-mail: spt1@wyomingnews.com


I sent them my info hopefully I get a call.

 

sports writer, Cheyenne, WY

The Wyoming Tribune-Eagle has an opening for a sports reporter. This a general assignment beat in which the person covers high schools and community college sports, assists with University of Wyoming coverage and also writes features and enterprise. The job also includes copy desk work involving editing and designing pages. Prior knowledge of Quark would be a plus. The applicant should be a self-motivator and able to multi-task. Candidates should have a college degree in journalism or a related field. Prior experience at a daily newspaper is preferred, but this is an ideal position for someone out of college or journalism school. Starting pay is based on education and experience. The Wyoming Tribune-Eagle, the state’s second-largest daily newspaper located in the capital city, has been a consistent winner of state and national sports awards in recent years and twice was named the state’s best daily. Cheyenne is located near the Snowy Range mountains at the northern tip of the Colorado Front Range. Our growing city is close to some of the best hunting, fishing, hiking, camping and other outdoor activity areas in the nation. We’re also only about a 90-minute drive from Denver and 45 minutes from Fort Collins, Colo. We are hoping to fill this position quickly, so please don’t delay. Send cover letter, resume, work samples and salary requirements to: Robert Gagliardi, Sports Editor, Wyoming Tribune-Eagle, 702 West Lincolnway, Cheyenne, WY 82001 or e-mail: spt1@wyomingnews.com.

 

Re: sports writer, Cheyenne, WY

Bootsie, you got broken off by the Newbie.

 

Re: sports writer, Cheyenne, WY

I think we may have been posting at the same time but yes, I will give him credit for the post. He finished first. I'm man enough to admit defeat.

 

Re: sports writer, Cheyenne, WY

Well, for once you can say you took an extra 14 seconds. ;D ;D ;D

 

Re: sports writer, Cheyenne, WY

18 seconds according to the new fangled math.

24 - 6 = 18

 

Re: sports writer, Cheyenne, WY

I didn't really look. Be happy I was that close.
And don't you have a kid un-ducttape?

 

Re: sports writer, Cheyenne, WY

All the kids are currently unducttaped, thank you for the reminder.

 

Not a great town, but not bad, and you're within a couple hours of Denver.

Pay might be low.

Robert's good people.

 

Good job, chance to make an impact at a small paper. Emphasis on enterprise and features. Good paper to work for, too. PM me with questions.

 

What's the circ.?

 

Around 17,000.