Advertising Sales Representative
Outstanding opportunity for an experienced sales professional to work on the beautiful "Big Island" of Hawaii. Position includes managing a sales territory, selling multiple publications and products, working with production to create spec ads and campaigns. Must be highly organized and able to produce results.

Position requires 3 years of print advertising experience or similar work experience and education. Excellent compensation package and full benefits. Please respond with letter of interest and resume to: Alice Sledge, Advertising Director, Hawaii Tribune-Herald, P.O. Box 767, Hilo, HI 96721 or email asledge@hawaiitribune-herald.com

Circulation Manager
The Daily World at Aberdeen, Wash., is seeking a circulation manager. Located near the Pacific Ocean in southwest Washington, the newspaper has a circulation of approximately 12,800, printing afternoons Monday through Friday and mornings on the weekends. The circulation manager oversees 16 employees in the circulation and distribution departments, plus 173 carrier routes and 17 motor routes. The carrier force is a mix of youth and adults. All are contracted independent delivery agents. All subscribers are office pay. The circulation manager also oversees circulation issues for three weekly properties.

We're looking for a bright and personable team player well versed in newspaper circulation issues, including carrier recruitment, creative marketing, audit and postal compliance. We place a high premium on written and verbal communication skills and the ability to motivate. Knowledge of the PBS circulation system, Microsoft Word, Excel and Filemaker Pro would be helpful, as would knowledge of mailroom equipment, including inserters and stackers.

Offered is a competitive compensation package, with excellent benefits and opportunity for advancement.

Aberdeen is located on historic Grays Harbor, 20 minutes from the Pacific Ocean beaches and less than an hour from the Olympic National Park. World-class salmon and steelhead fishing, hunting and hiking are at our front door. The capitol city of Olympia is 45 minutes away and Seattle is 90 minutes away. Grays Harbor College in Aberdeen offers four-year degree programs through two partner universities and extensive vocational programs. The cost of living is dramatically lower than in the Olympia-Tacoma-Seattle area, and housing is remarkably affordable.

Send resume and cover letter to: John C. Hughes, Editor & Publisher, P.O. Box 269, Aberdeen, WA., 98520 or e-mail to pub@thedailyworld.com.

The Daily World is an equal opportunity employer

Divisional Sales Manager
For Las Vegas Review-Journal.

Direct supervision of territory sales team. Hire and train account executives. Perform sales calls. Create, implement and monitor all sales activities within territory. Develop sales opportunities and lead assigned representatives to meet established sales objectives. Proven sales skills. Possess a solid understanding of company policies and programs, competitive media, market demographics and all Review-Journal products. Strong public speaking and presentation skills, strong problem solving skills. E-mail resumes (no attachments, please) to hr@reviewjournal.com.

Graphic Artist
The Hawaii Tribune-Herald, the largest daily circulation newspaper on the Big Island of Hawaii, has an immediate opening for a Graphic Artist. This is a full time position that requires the ability to work a flexible schedule. Ideal candidate will have knowledge of InDesign, Acrobat, Quark, PhotoShop, OS X and the ability to learn and use additional newspaper specific programs for page layout. Experience in print advertising, layout and design required. We offer outstanding compensation and benefits. Live and work in authentic old Hawaii.

If you qualify, send your resume and letter of interest (no graphic samples, please) to: Alice Sledge, Advertising Director, Hawaii Tribune-Herald, P.O. Box 767, Hilo, Hi 96721; e-mail: asledge@hawaiitribune-herald.com

Reporter
The Morning News, Springdale, Arkansas

We're looking for a reporter who understands that government reporting is about the issues and the enterprise and not the meetings. The Morning News of Northwest Arkansas seeks a writer to cover municipal government in Fayetteville, a city named one of the best places to live and work by numerous institutes and national publications. We need a professional who is not afraid of alternative story forms or writing for the Web.

Knowledge of basic journalistic writing and AP style is a must. Experience at either a professional or collegiate newspaper is required.

The Morning News has a circulation of approximately 40,000. It is published 7 mornings a week.

Northwest Arkansas has a population of approximately 400,000 and is located in the beautiful Ozark Mountains. The economy is considered extremely stable and is known to be one of the fastest growing areas in the country. Beaver Lake is just a few minutes away. This area is known to be great for anyone who enjoys outdoor sports. The University of Arkansas, John Brown University, and Northwest Arkansas Community College are located within this area, as is Eureka Springs. Branson, Missouri, is approximately 2 hours away.

If you are interested contact Joyce Eaton, HR Administrator, at The Morning News, 479-872-5005, or e-mail at jeaton@nwaonline.net.

Contact must be made by April 30, 2008.