Helena and Helena-area events; city, state and national officials; your neighbors doing incredible things … we talk to and about them all here on Coffee Break, brought to you by News Radio 95, KCAP.
Joe Wojton kicks things off by filling us in on the Salvation Army athletics program, which is expanding next year to include a girls basketball team. Janice Scheben closes out the week by giving us the details on an exciting event happening Saturday at the Civic Center.
Sanjay Talwani with the Montana Department of Revenue starts us off, and we're talking taxes! There are some new tax credits available, and Sanjay has the scoop. We then finish by learning about the Montana Mediation Association ... who are they, what do they do and what services do they offer?
Kari Gagner and Matt Jetty from Exploration Works stop by to talk about their new exhibit, opening this weekend. We also touch on all things ExWorks, including upcoming after school and summer camps.
Krys Holmes from the Myrna Loy stops by to talk about the exciting live performances coming up at the Myrna, and the challenges they are facing in an awards season dominated by streaming services.
We open the show talking with Hannah Stiff from the Better Business Bureau about the latest scam news. We finish the week by finding out what new services are being offered at Options Clinic, including parenting and life skills classes.
We open the show with a trio of folks from St. Peter's and the Holter, as the two have teamed up to create a Healing Arts Program. We close out the show talking about recruitment and the many jobs currently open at the hospital.
Helena Symphony Orchestra Maestro Allan R. Scott stops in to talk about the upcoming performance, scheduled for Saturday at the Civic Center.
Helena Public Schools Superintendent Tyler Ream stops by the studio for a chat, and we cover everything from recent national honors for the district to a new canine employee.
The city's public information officer, Rebecca Connors, shares some information about the recent decision to place City Manager Ana Cortez on administrative leave amid an independent investigation. We finish the show chatting with Patrick Judge, the city's new sustainability coordinator.
We start the show talking about the weekend's March for Life, and upcoming 40 Days for Life event. We finish up the show and the week speaking with Carroll College President, Dr. John Cech about some exciting news regarding the nursing program.
