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The Bulletin, a 34,000 circulation daily newspaper in Central Oregon, is looking for a resourceful and enthusiastic reporter with broad sports interests to join a staff that covers the wide range of competitive and recreational activities for which our region is famous. We are seeking a...

Pretty sure this is still open. Good landing spot for someone right out of school or a guy or gal looking to move up from a weekly.

I'm a Central Oregon-based freelancer who is available and credited to cover Oregon and Oregon State football. If there's anything else you need from Oregon country, let me know. Clips and resume are at www.beaueastes.wordpress.com.

To those interested, I'm the full-time preps guy for a 30,000-ciculation newspaper here in Oregon that's just far enough away that we don't cover Oregon and Oregon State with our own people. With preps over, I'm available to cover the Eugene or Corvallis NCAA baseball regionals. Take a look at...

The Bulletin, a 34,000 circulation daily newspaper in Central Oregon, is looking for a resourceful, enthusiastic and imaginative reporter to serve as Community Sports coordinator, covering the wide range of sports for which the region is famous. The successful candidate will become part of The...

This is a one-man shop in a town of about 30,000. Mostly preps. The Spokesman is owned by Western Communications, the parent company of The Bulletin newspaper in Bend, Ore.

Company: The Spokesman Position: Community Sports Reporter Location:Redmond, Oregon Job Status: Full-time Salary:Not Specified Ad Expires: October 12, 2012 Job ID: 1433586 Description: The Redmond Spokesman, a 102-year-old weekly published in the high desert paradise of Central Oregon, is...

Credentialed and read to go for anyone who needs coverage of the 2012 U.S. Olympic Trials in Eugene, Ore., June 21 through July 1. Here's my online portfolio: beaueastes.wordpress.com Cheers, Beau

Heard they're still looking for the right fit here. Anyone actually interview for this yet?

From Journalismjobs.com: Company: The Bulletin Position: Sports Reporter Location: Bend, Oregon Job Status:Full-time Salary:Not Specified Ad Expires: September 15, 2010 Job ID: 1192428 Description: The Bulletin, a growing 34,000 circulation daily newspaper in Central Oregon, is looking for a...

What's the travel situation like for this job? Is the beat writer able to go to all the away football and men's basketball games? Also, what's the size of the sports staff over there?

Lance is good people. I can honestly say I'd be out of the business or stuck in the middle of nowhere if I hadn't hooked up with him early on. I don't know anything about Grants Pass, but just based on who you'd be working for I'd guess this is one of the better jobs currently out there.

I know Bend has good beer and good snow. Based on that alone this job can't be too bad. http://www.journalismjobs.com/Job_Listing.cfm?JobID=916209

This would be a great job for someone looking to make the move from preps to college. The new bureau chief has a sports background, so you've got someone in your corner. The football team has been terrible lately, but it should be fun covering a new coach next season. The basketball program has...

The new sports editor is Lance Ogden of East Oregonian and Joplin Globe fame. From my experience, he's a great guy to work for. I'm guessing this would mainly be preps, but I know there's a possibility Ogden might send someone up to do columns for Duck and Beaver home football games.

Who's leaving?

Looking at journalism and PR jobs, they often ask for salary history/requirements in addition to everything else. How do you handle this? The reason I might be interested in another job is because I don't make anything right now. Do you lie about your current salary, ommitt this from your...

To all the other storm troopers out there, what changes, if any, are you expecting with Gannett's new "Information Center?" Are they shaking up your newsrooms and leaving sports alone, or is "management restructuring" in your department as well? I'm at a bureau so we're not expecting much...

The most disturbing part of the Wal-Mart effect is not the loss of the local downtown, but the loss of the people that run downtown. Where do you think your local PTA presidents and little league coaches come from? When Bob has to close his hardware store or Steve shuts down his family-owned...

I guess that's not a surprise from a company that pays a whopping 30 cents a mile for travel expenses.