Editorial Intern

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Community Impact

News Everyone Gets. Daily online. Monthly in your mailbox.

201-500 employeesFounded 2005Pflugerville, TXNewspaper Publishing
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About the role#

Community Impact offers an internship for individuals starting their careers in local journalism. You will work alongside editors and reporters to inform readers about updates in their communities. This is a paid, part-time position lasting 10 to 12 weeks.

What you'll do#

  • Write web stories and contribute content to the print product.
  • Write for the Impacts and To-do List sections of the paper.
  • Shadow reporters at local government meetings.
  • Work on data-heavy assignments to build your storytelling skills.
  • Attend community meetings and connect with sources in the field.
  • Take photos for news coverage.

What you'll need#

  • Enrollment in a college degree program in Journalism or Communications, or graduation within the last six months.
  • Experience writing in AP Style.
  • Previous work with a collegiate student publication or media outlet.
  • Ability to work outside of regular office hours for evening meetings.
  • Reliable transportation to get out into the communities.

Location & details#

  • This role is based on-site in Jersey Village, Texas.
  • The position pays $15 per hour.
  • Work is part-time, typically Monday through Friday with occasional evening shifts.

About Community Impact

Community Impact is a newspaper publishing company founded in 2005. Based in Pflugerville, Texas, the organization distributes hyperlocal news to residents and business owners through monthly mailings and daily online updates. It employs approximately 331 people. Reporters cover local topics including education, transportation, and health care by attending city council and school board meetings.

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