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The Star-Revue has openings. The good news is that it is a chance to get into the newspaper business from the ground up. It is a great chance to learn, as we have two top newspaper people running things. The bad news is that pay is minimal, if anything. 

We need:
1 – Part Time Reporters
2 – Part/Full time salespeople.

The salesperson opening is commission only to start, but for the right person it is a chance to build up a steady income, and the hours are very flexible. Must be willing to handle rejection, at the same time able to make lots of friends. A great opportunity for a motivated and persistent person. 

For the sales job email [email protected]
For the editorial positions email [email protected]

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