The Coffee Break Podcast

Lewis and Clark County Commissioner Jim McCormick stops in to fill us in on what's happening in the county amid the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Helena Public Schools Superintendent Tyler Ream checks in with the current COVID situation and what's ahead. 

We open the show talking with Gov. Greg Gianforte, covering his recent lifting of some of the state's COVID-19 mandates. Eric Merchant then fills us in on information about the upcoming vaccination distribution plan for Lewis and Clark County. 

We check in with our friends from WestMont and find out more information on their program that's designed to help clients find employment in the Helena area. 

Big Brothers Big Sisters has a hugely important fundraiser coming up that you've certainly heard of ... and another that you may not have. 

Patricia Spenser lets us know what's going on at the Lewis and Clark Library, which has now released their plan for a phased reopening. Then we get fantastic information from The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society about the help they offer. 

We have a chat with Lewis and Clark County Sheriff Leo Dutton

The guys from Mountain Pacific Quality Health join us to talk about COVID-19 and the vaccine now being administered across the state. 

We find out what's going on at the fairgrounds and check in on what's coming up this summer at the Stampede. Then we hear from some local Scouts. They're doing a lot in our community, and right now are working on a fundraiser while also helping you get rid of your Christmas tree.  

Emily McVey from the United Way of the Lewis and Clark Area stops in to fill us in on what they've got going on, and also takes a look back at what they accomplished over a difficult 2020.