Chris Wolfe

I went by the First Presbyterian Church recently located at 235 South 5th Street West and I saw a couple things that made me proud to call Missoula my home.

There will always be people who feel that, no matter how long you live in Montana, if you weren't born here, you will never be a Montanan. I don't agree

A new bakery is coming to Missoula February 1st. "Bolt and Bruizer's Bakery and Barkery" is opening with treats for both people and their pets.

Kornutopia has been in business since 2005 and is now up for sale for $200,000 for the right seller.

It got me thinking about some other businesses that could go in there. What would you like to see? Listed by Paulette McMannis of Berkshire Hathaway Home Services.

I will be the first to admit that we aren't perfect pet owners, but when it comes to walking with our dog, we are attentive to the need for "poop bags" on the trails

I spoke with Karl Rosston, the Suicide Prevention Coordinator for the Montana Department of Health and Human Services.

Missoula is different kind of town. Some of us are very proud of the differences.

If you are handy, can fix things and would like to teach others how to fix broken things around the house, then Home ReSource in Missoula can use your help

Montana's very own Quinn Wolferman will be competing again this year in the men's "Knuckle Huck" ski competition

Let the debate to begin. How long do you have to live in Montana to be considered a "local"?

We posed the question recently "If you won the Mega Millions, what would you buy in Missoula, or Western Montana?"