Karen English fills us in on all we need to know about the Last Chance Stampede Parade!

Dana Friede with the United Way swings by the studio to fill us in on what's going on there this month!

The Fourth is coming up, and we talk about just what you can and can't do when it comes to Fireworks.

We chat with Captain Rob Lawlor of the Salvation Army about Kiwanis ... what is it, what do they do and how can you get involved? And then we have a conversation with Bob Drake about the law as it pertains to moving over and slowing down for emergency vehicles.

We check in with Byron at the Civic Center to touch on all the events they have coming up on a busy calendar, and we chat with Hannah Stiff from the Better Business Bureau about just how scammers are working to steal your money.

Youth Connections is doing some fantastic work in our community ... listen in to hear what they're doing and how you can connect!

Liz Flynn and Carrie Krepps fill us in on just what's happening at Florence Crittenton, and give us the low-down on the upcoming Paint the Town Pink. We also get to give Liz a bit of a Spice Girls surprise, and we even find out the best tool to get rid of that pesky dog hair on your clothes!

She got delayed, waiting for a train to pass, but Krys Holmes managed to join us to chat about just what's coming up at The Myrna.

Helena native Gus Chancy was a standout athlete at Capital High School, and spent some time at Carroll. But now he's chasing his music dream and is managing a group called Kids America. Based in Salt Lake City, these kids have a sound much older than their years, and they were an awful lot of fun to chat with, too.

Montana VA Spokesman Patrick Hutchison and acting chief of staff Paul Harmon join us to talk about the state of the Montana VA and discuss some of the projects ongoing and upcoming at Fort Harrison, including the creation of 42 housing units for homeless veterans. Suicide prevention coordinator Juliana Hollows takes center stage during our final segment, discussing the problem of suicide among our state's veterans and shares some resources to help.