Starbucks

In Missoula we have lots of choices for a great cup of coffee, and for the most part really enjoy supporting local shops. So, it's not a shock around western Montana to hear things like " I don't like Starbucks". Regardless of their coffee and food choices they seem like a pretty good company to work...

Race is not a black (coffee) and white issue.

According to research from real estate site Zillow.com, if you live near a Starbucks location, your home’s value is higher. And if a Starbucks moves into your neighborhood, your house appreciates in value. Now that’s some powerful coffee.

Wow who knew that the farthest place in these United States of America from a Starbucks is right here in Montana!

Imagine this: You've just won the contest to see Kenny Chesney live in Seattle and you and your friend have given up containing your excitement for the concert, dinner in the Space Needle, and tickets to the Seattle Aquarium. Then, in the midst of daydreaming about all the fun you are going to have, you realize that you also just won $500 spending money! But what should you do with it?

Starbucks workers will be writing "Come Together" on the cups served at Washington-area cafes today and tomorrow.

Starbucks coffee chain has become an American institution among caffeine junkies, mid-day speed freaks, and daily-grinders alike. It only makes sense that they'd start catering to booze hounds at cocktail hour, eventually. Us. We mean us.

We've found a recipe to help those of you who love Starbucks Pumpkin Spice Latte survive the shortage.