The Las Cruces Bulletin is seeking creative, hardworking journalists to write articles and take photographs on a freelance basis, possibly developing into part- or full-time employment, as there are a couple of positions available. Please send resume and cover letter to Richard Coltharp, publisher, richard@lascrucesbulletin.com. Or hand-deliver to the Las Read more
KOAT, New Mexico’s News Leader, is looking for a general assignment reporter. Successful candidate should have proven breaking news experience and be a strong story-teller as a reporter. Successful candidate will have a minimum of 2 years reporting experience. Job Responsibilities Enterprise and produce general assignment and investigative stories. Read more
The Artesia Daily Press, a five-day daily in southeast New Mexico, has an opening for a full-time reporter/photographer. We are seeking a talented writer who will be covering local crime/court and city government. And produce news stories that are informative and relevant to our readers. Strong writing and language skills Read more
The Rio Grande SUN, a 10,000 paid circulation weekly in Northern New Mexico, seeks a strong news writer with investigative tenacity to fill an education reporter position, according to JournalismJobs.com. The successful candidate must share our news philosophy of going after news stories relentlessly and telling the whole story. The Read more
The Los Alamos Monitor, a Landmark Community Newspapers, LLC property, is seeking qualified and professionally successful candidates for the position of editor. The Los Alamos Monitor is a 3x/week community newspaper located in Los Alamos, New Mexico, approximately 30 miles northwest of Santa Fe. It also publishes monthly special sections Read more
The Hobbs News-Sun is looking for a general assignment reporter who will be assigned beats such as courts, government and education. From JournalismJobs.com: We want someone who can cover it all and appreciates community journalism. We want to hire someone who can walk into a meeting and walk out with Read more