In the News

CHEYENNE

Chris Boswell holds a BA and MA in Journalism from the University of Wyoming, and formerly served as a VP for Governmental and Community Affairs at the University of Wyoming, Chief of Staff to Governor Dave Freudenthal, and as an agency director for Governor Matt Mead. He was elected to six terms representing southwestern Sweetwater County in the Wyoming House of Representatives, and spent two decades as a tavern keeper in Green River. Chris was news director for KUGR radio in Green River in the early ‘80s. He is married to Kathryn Paxton Boswell and is a Meals on Wheels volunteer.

CODY

Bruce McCormack has been involved in Wyoming journalism for nearly 50 years. A native of St. Louis, Mo., and journalism graduate of Michigan State, he moved to Rawlins in 1976 for his first newspaper job. He was the editor-publisher of the Cody Enterprise 1984-2015. In retirement he continues to offer his services around Wyoming as a newsroom coach.

SHERIDAN

Rebekah Fitzgerald has spent nearly 20 years in Wyoming politics and policy. From advising Governor Mead on key initiatives to managing energy policy programming with the Council of State Governments, leading communications for the Wyoming Game and Fish Department, and now steering Wyoming FREE as Executive Director, she’s tackled challenges across the state. A political science graduate of Oklahoma Baptist University, Rebekah’s love for local news started young as a devoted reader of the Buffalo Bulletin, growing up in Buffalo, and she’s excited about working to keep local news accessible to everyone in Wyoming.