City and County Government
Chelsi Moy is a fun and dogged reporter, and she’s a great friend.
It’s actually hard for me to picture working in a newsroom without her because Moy and I have reported side by side for so long.
We got hired around the same time seven or so years ago at the Great Falls Tribune. You’ve heard [...]
You can count on Cory Walsh, and that’s the truth.
You can count on him for humor, for smarts, and for his news judgment. Cory, who has worked here five years, designs pages, including the beautiful book pages on Sundays.
I’ve had days when my brain is so fried, I’m a little bit afraid the copy I’m [...]
You probably haven’t met Anne Cruikshank, and I’m going to be honest: She’d like to keep it that way. She wasn’t thrilled I had selected her as my next victim.
But Anne, who has worked here five years, does so many amazing things, and so much for MissoulaRedTape.com, I really couldn’t leave her out. Did you [...]
I’m sure you already know Rob Chaney, but I’ll tell you something you don’t know.
Rob Chaney is a great cook. One time, he brought us this onion and egg frittata, and it was delicious. Simple, but yummaroo. I think he’s made us coffee cakes too.
One thing that’s awesome about this newsroom is we’re not really [...]
Last year for the holidays, Red Tape got festive with pet pictures. This year, I’m going to introduce you to my coworkers. Why not?
Here’s Betsy Cohen. She’s first because she sits in front of a sparkling tree. I have a Post-it taped to my desk that says this:
“6/5/07 Give the power back to the people. [...]
I don’t really like titles, for the most part, but “judge” is an exception. So yesterday, it was fun to see Kathleen Jenks become the Honorable Judge Kathleen Jenks.
The ceremony was short and sweet. Judge Ed McLean offered some words of wisdom for Jenks, who took pictures with family after the robing.
Want to know more [...]
Yesterday, a Missoula City Council committee meeting got rowdy, and lots of folks from the Bitterroot and Missoula and elsewhere showed up.
Councilwoman Stacy Rye, chairing the meeting, actually banged her gavel, which I found out later was a computer battery and not a gavel because she probably didn’t think she’d need a gavel.
Someone called the [...]
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