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It could be argued that over the past 30 years in Wyoming,
Bill Sniffin has had more words published than anyone else.
If he isn't the leader, he has to be among the most prolific.
An accomplished journalist, Sniffin has won more than 200
state awards, more than 50 national awards plus a Pulitzer
Prize nomination during his Wyoming newspaper career.
Tutored early-on by legendary Wyoming publisher Bruce Kennedy,
Sniffin started writing personal columns and hard-hitting
editorials at the youthful age of 24.
In the ensuing three decades, his work has appeared just
about everywhere. In 1993, he put together 65 of his favorite
stories into a book which he called The Best Part Of America.
It quickly sold out and he has another book planned for publication
in 2002 called High Altitudes, Low Multitudes.
Bill Sniffin is one of Wyoming's most honored newspaper columnists
with many state and national awards. Please click on the items
below to read a sampling of Bill's work.
Some of Bill's Favorite Columns
Best Part of America
What a year it has been, and
it isn't over yet
Rising From The
Plains
Wyoming isn't empty .
. . it's full
Wyoming: High altitudes,
Low multitudes
Bill's Rules
The greatest award we ever won
Saying good-bye to my father
The Red Desert
Living in Wyoming is
living in paradise
What was this dog eating now?
Random acts of kindness,
senseless acts of beauty
My very own Wyoming
Painted morning
Bill's Speeches
Bill's speech at Business
Day at the Wyoming Legislature.
Bill's announces his candidacy:
Feburary 06, 2002
The Ten Commandments of Community
Journalism
State GOP Speech. May 11, 2002 in Jackson Hole
 Bill
Sniffin's Speech with Introduction by State Rep. Del McOmie
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