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Hours Full-time, Part-time
Location Astoria, Oregon

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Job Description

One of the Pacific Northwest's best local newspapers seeks an associate editor.

Located in picturesque Astoria, Oregon, near the junction of the Columbia River and the Pacific Ocean, The Astorian is a small town newspaper with a global outlook.

We are a digital-first newsroom that publishes online daily and in print three times a week. We also publish Coast Weekend, a weekly entertainment guide, the Seaside Signal, a weekly newspaper, and Our Coast, an annual magazine.

The associate editor will partner with the editor to guide news, opinion and feature content, as well as supervise the editors of the weekly publications.

Writing, editing and management experience are essential to success. Creativity and energy are at the heart of what we do.

The Astorian is owned by EO Media Group, a 4th-generation, family held media company based in Oregon. The company has been recognized for its innovations and dedication to local journalism, most recently as a recipient of the 2023 Editor & Publisher "10 That Do It Right" award.

When applying, upload a cover letter, resume and writing samples.



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Posting ID: 933697679 Posted: 2024-05-02 Job Title: Associate Editor