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April 2009 Ben Woloszyn, Laramie Boomerang
The AP in Wyoming From Chugwater to Cokeville, and points in between, the Cheyenne bureau of The Associated Press covers breaking news, sports, enterprise and business news.
The Wyoming AP Staff Bureau Chief Jim Clarke oversees both states and has overall responsibility for the Wyoming news report and member relations. Matt Joyce has been the AP's Cheyenne correspondent since February 2008, when he moved from an editing position in the AP's Dallas bureau. Matt has also worked as a reporter for the Austin bureau of the Associated Press and as a reporter and editor at daily newspapers in Colorado and Texas. The regular Cheyenne staff consists of Newsmen Ben Neary, Mead Gruver and Bob Moen. They report on Wyoming issues as general assignment reporters and are also desk editors. Billings Correspondent Matthew Brown covers news in northern Wyoming and eastern Montana. |
Associated Press Bureau Staff Chief of Bureau: Services & Technology: Statehouse: Helena Bureau:
1-888-APFOTOS
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Newspaper Membership The Wyoming Associated Press Editors Association (APME) is a group of member newspaper executives from across the state. There are yearly winter and summer meetings to discuss AP issues and the AP news and photo reports. The winter meeting is in January, during the winter Wyoming Press Association convention, usually in Casper or Cheyenne. The summer meeting is usually in northern Wyoming. The current APME chairman is Tom Dewell, co-editor of the Jackson Hole News & Guide. Wyoming AP Newspaper Members: Casper Star-Tribune Note: Some weekly newspapers in Wyoming are Associate Members of the AP. |
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Broadcast Membership The Wyoming AP Broadcasters Association represents news directors, general managers and news staffs at AP-member radio and TV stations in the state. The group meets annually, usually in June, during the annual meeting of the Wyoming Broadcasters Association. AP's broadcast sales force for Wyoming: Television marketing - Kevin Nunn, (602) 271-9852
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