It's hard to imagine being where we're at today without the many incredible people and organizations who have encouraged, believed, and faced challenges with our team. Today, on Thankful Thursday, looking back, I'm amazed by the incredible people who have walked with us, given us a chance, and been a part of our success. The list is long and in my mind, highly esteemed. There's no way to recognize each in a single post but a few are especially prominent in my mind. To these,

Missoula doesn’t often lay claim to a unified identity- except, maybe, being the eccentric blue dot in a red state. Our diversity draws in start-up entrepreneurs and communal-living aficionados alike, bros and artists, protesters and politicians. It’s this mix that keeps Missoula weird (just the way we like it). But as the worst floods in 100 years have pushed into the valley, Missoulians showed up for each other. For all of our niches and all of our eccentricities, Missoulia

Meet Will Allen. He's a real life, local Montana hero. A firefighter at Glacier Park International Airport, Will spends his days preparing to save lives. He also served in the armed forces prior to putting on his fireman's hat. This Sunday, Will, along with 2000 of his brother and sister firefighters, plans to climb 69 flights (1300 stairs!), in full fire gear at the world famous event known as the Scott Firefighter Stairclimb in Seattle. Completing this climb is an incredibl

“You see all these stories from organizations you may never have heard of, and it seems like a legitimate news source,” Montana Public Radio’s Eric Whitney shared at a recent Fake News panel* held at Flathead Valley Community College. “They’ll have a headline that says, ‘You can lose weight by eating ice cream.’ I mean, I’ll click on that because I want to believe that! [And then] boom, I forward that to 50 people and it keeps spreading and spreading, [until] everyone is talk

"Today I would like to thank the Eureka Area Chamber of Commerce and the whole team that got together and organized the 2017 Eureka Rendezvous Days. It was a very busy weekend indeed and I am sure they are still trying to recover from it. The weekend was a huge hit and full of fun activities for all ages and I am so glad we got a chance to be a part of it!" - Sheetal Evjene, Account Coordinator #ThankfulThursday #ThankfulThursday #Eureka #community #EurekaAreaChamberofCommerc

With today’s technology, it’s easier than ever to conduct business on the fly. We are no longer tied or limited by location. Folks can fire off a round of emails, schedule important meetings and design compelling social media posts, all from a handheld device. Technology has provided a plethora of benefits that have made life easier. At the same time, having an abundance of technology can be a hindrance - especially in the workplace, where face-to-face connection is dwindling