Rebecca Connors with the City of Helena fills us in on changes to services and news from inside the city as response to the COVID-19 coronavirus takes shape.

Dr. Doug Kunztweiler, chief medical officer at Mountain Pacific Quality Health, chats with us about the new coronavirus, CoViD-19. We get accurate and important information about the outbreak.

We sit down with Sheriff Dutton and talk about what's happening in his office, and discuss things like detention center remodel and what they're doing to help prevent the spread of the new coronavirus at the jail.

Troy Warburton fills us in on the Walleyes Unlimited banquet, and then we close with Mike Chambers, the assistant chief with the Helena Fire Department. He lets us know how to best protect ourselves from viruses, and just what the HFD is doing to avoid exposure.

Kevin Tenney stops in to give an update on the happenings at the Lewis and Clark County Fairgrounds. Then we finish with Joe Dooling, a Republican running for Congress.

Joy Novota with Starz on Stage stops by, and we connect with a pair of guys from The Wardens, a Canadian group ready to put on a show here in Helena.

We open with the United Way, getting an update there and then learning more about the Our Place drop-in center.

We start the show talking about a fantastic event coming up, the Salute to Women Lunch. We close the day out with Bruce Day from Helena Food Share, who fills us in on the food drive coming up later this week, designed to help provide needy kids in our community food over the weekend.

The YMCA CEO, David Oclander, stops by to fill us in on what's happening there. And he has alongside one of the best young athletes in the cit of Helena, Paige Bartsch, who got her volleyball start at the Y.

Don't miss this show ... a great look at some of the people a bit behind the curtain at St. Peter's Health. We open talking with a patient advocate and grievance counselor alongside a patience experience coordinator. And then a trio of nurse navigators closes the show, talking about their work, one-on-one, with the patients of St. Pete's.