By Emma Nelson, community engagement and marketing coordinator at NeighborWorks Great Falls, beer aficionado, outdoor enthusiast and all around super cool gal. As someone who craves sunlight and struggles to embrace “couch rot” culture, I’ve never understood how people survive Montana winters without finding reasons to get out of the house. My husband and I both work full-time “big kid”

Tracy Perry owns The Blue Rose boutique in downtown Great Falls, where Jenn and Millie the black lab often visit for an afternoon chat and a glass of wine. When Tracy entertains family and friends visiting Great Falls, here’s her to-do list: If I were to entertain visiting friends or family, I would hope it would land on a concert

Julie Curtis is the talent behind Nosh Catering, making delicious food and being a genuinely kind person. When I recommend a place to eat, it’s not just for the food — I look for spots with soul. These are my go-to favorites, all within the city or a short drive off the beaten path, where the atmosphere is as memorable

By Tia Troy Tia was born and raised in Augusta, Montana, with deep family roots in northcentral Montana that span generations. She owns Lightning Bug Public Relations and Lightning Bug Coffee Shop & Boutique, both located in her hometown. There’s lots to love about Great Falls. From its location along the banks of the Missouri River, adventure can seemingly be

Kaylee LeClair is the board vice president and production manager for the Great Falls Theatre Company. They’re going into their third season and put on fantastic community theater shows. She’s also one of the nicest people I’ve met in Great Falls. Here’s her musings on what to do in and around town. A Saturday morning/afternoon in Great Falls – Brunch