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.
Dave Cato, the chair of the Lewis and Clark Mule Deer Foundation fills us in on what the foundation is all about and gives us the details on the upcoming banquet. Then we spend time with Jaquay Lundy and Jessie Maye from Grandstreet's production of Sister Act.
United Way of the Lewis and Clark Area's Dana Friede swings by for a chat, and we hit on everything from their upcoming 2019 campaign launch to the Elkhorn COAD's work during this fire season.
Stewart Davis first checks in on the upcoming York 38 Special -- an event which helps to fund the York Volunteer Fire Department -- and then chats with Joy Novota about the upcoming Starz on Stage season.
The Salvation Army's got a new man in charge, and Phil Smith swings by for an introductory chat with Stewart Davis. Then, our very own Whitney Fisher hops into the studio to talk about the weekend's Pet Party
Hannah Stiff with the Better Business Bureau fills us in on how military members, veterans and their families are being scammed and what the BBB is doing to help. And Sheriff Leo Dutton joins Stewart Davis with an update on the North Hills Fire.
Special guest host Stewart Davis helps us learn about the Helena Building Industry Association, and then shares a primer on the upcoming Parade of Homes.
Lewis and Clark County Sheriff Leo Dutton fills us in on the latest with the North Hills Fire, and then Stewart catches up with Krys Holmes from The Myrna Loy.
Katie Gallagher from St. Peter's Health fills us in on the upcoming Family Fun Fest, and we then talk about the importance of helmet safety with Jen Lambertson.
Fallen, Not Forgotten is holding a fundraising Ruck in several weeks, and we talk about the organization and just what you can do to participate and help. We also have a conversation about the upcoming debut of the Lewis and Clark County Ranch Rodeo.
Too many children die in this country every year after being left in hot cars. Pets, too, are too often left to wait while people run errands during the summer.
