Amie Just - Profile and Journalist Details

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Biography

Amie Just is an award-winning, multifaceted sports journalist who has a background in print/web, radio and photo. Just currently covers the New Orleans Saints for The Times-Picayune | New Orleans Advocate. She was previously one of the LSU beat reporters for NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune and the Montana football beat reporter for the Missoulian | 406mtsports.com. During her college days, she served as the University of Kansas and Kansas City Chiefs correspondent for The Associated Press, sports intern at The Washington Post, Chiefs correspondent for The Topeka Capital-Journal and held multiple positions at The University Daily Kansan, including sports editor and special sections editor. Just, a native of Funk, Neb., is a graduate from the University of Kansas and holds the degree of bachelor of science in journalism. For more, visit her website: www.amiejust.com

Content

Total articles 314

• Saints GM Mickey Loomis reflects on 'high expectations' for 2020: 'we're starting from ground zero'

  By Amie Just Verified

  Jan. 23, 2020

• The Les Miles Show brings signs of life, hope to Kansas football program

  By Amie Just Verified

  Jun. 28, 2019

• There’s another text exchange between Louisiana’s governor and LSU on Javonte Smart

  By Julie O'Donoghue Verified, Amie Just Verified

  Jun. 25, 2019

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Company Info

Lincoln Journal Star

The Lincoln Journal Star is a leading news media organization based in Lincoln, Nebraska. Established in 1995 through the merger of the Lincoln Journal and the Lincoln Star, it serves as the primary source of local news, government updates, sports, and community events in Southeast Nebraska. The company publishes a daily newspaper that covers a variety of topics and offers digital services through its website, providing online news and digital advertising solutions. Additionally, it produces several niche publications tailored to specific interests. As a division of Lee Enterprises, the Lincoln Journal Star plays a vital role in delivering local news and information to its audience, which includes residents and businesses in the region. The organization employs around 179 people and reported an annual revenue of approximately $7 million in 2024.