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Arkansas' Largest Newspaper, the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette covers the state with its daily newspaper and website, ArkansasOnline.com. The Democrat-Gazette is owned by WEHCO Media which operates other newspapers, magazines and cable companies throughout Arkansas and in other midwest and southern states.

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The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette is hiring reporters!

Are you experienced in covering government, down to fighting with officials for records? We could sure use you to help us keep tab on how tax dollars are spent.

Or do you like to stretch your reporting and writing muscles and pursue stories that are unknown, peculiar, fascinating or just plain fun? Our readers know that stories about policy and politics are important, but they need something hopeful, something light on occasion.

Do you want to help us reach a broader audience, especially online? We are always looking for those stories that draw in new readers who will be convinced to become subscribers.

A candidate for this job should have a bachelor’s degree in journalism or relevant experience. We are interested in all levels of experience.

We have a team-oriented atmosphere in the newsroom. While many reporters are on beats, it is common for reporters to work with editors or reporters in other areas.

The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, located in the capital city of Little Rock, is a family owned newspaper committed to providing news without bias. Our aim is to be the No. 1 source of news in Arkansas. We have a commitment to news and aggressively defend the state Freedom of Information Act and the public’s right to know.

The Democrat-Gazette shifted the bulk of its subscribers to an electronic edition that can be viewed on tablets, mobile phones and computers. A print edition is delivered on Sundays. A small number of daily editions are printed for rack sales.

Little Rock sits on the Arkansas River, where the start of the Ouachita Mountains meets the Delta. It’s the home of the Clinton Presidential Center. The capital is a central location from which, in a matter of hours, one can enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking, camping, fishing or hunting; hop from one antique store to the next; or visit Dallas, Memphis or New Orleans.

This is a safety-sensitive position. A candidate must pass a drug screening, have a driving record that meets company policy and must be fully vaccinated by date of hire.

If interested in applying, please contact: Assistant Managing Editor Glen Chase gchase@adgnewsroom.com.

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Are you an experienced, competitive politics reporter? If so, the award-winning Arkansas Democrat-Gazette could be the next place for you to report and write about statewide political issues, such as those stemming from a state Legislature with an aggressive agenda and a state government transitioning from one governor to another.

The successful candidate will have at least five years of experience, as well as be someone who is down with fighting with officials for public records and able to help keep tabs on how tax dollars are spent.

This candidate will excel at developing sources, understanding numbers and writing clearly about complex topics. Those familiar with the workings of state human services departments, including Medicaid programs, would have a leg up for this position.

You'd be joining a team of three other reporters who work out of our state Capitol bureau in Little Rock. Our mission is to be the No. 1 source for news in Arkansas, a state that has always been a wellspring of interesting stories and controversies.

The Democrat-Gazette is also known for its innovative program in which subscribers read today’s edition on iPads. We also provide breaking news on our website, arkansasonline.com.

This is a safety-sensitive position. A candidate must pass a drug screening as well as have a clean driving record. We offer benefits such as vacation, holiday and sick time; retirement programs; and health, life and disability insurance.

If you’d like to hear more about our opening or just want to submit your resume, please email Assistant Managing Editor/News Glen Chase at gchase@adgnewsroom.com.

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