What's not to love about the Stock Farm?…read more I was first introduced by my then boyfriend and now husband for a round of golf. Well, a round of golf where I was just along for the ride. The amenities are great, and the course was in great shape in the late summer/early fall that we were there. Staff was attentive, kind, and helpful. Since then, we've stopped by to have drinks and dinner, and we now make it a tradition to have dinner with our family during Thanksgiving or Christmas. Fun fact: you'll likely recognize the bar from Yellowstone!

Absolutely incredible! The service and amenities are fantastic, the menu is very dynamic, and the…read morewine and spirit selection leaves nothing to be desired

My business had a membership to The Loft of Missoula. It was great for holding presentations,…read morehaving client meetings, or just dropping in to work in the afternoon. I loved having a parking place in the alley, and also using the business center occasionally. It was a great deal for the price and much better than paying office rent.

The Loft in Missoula is such a great concept. A gathering place for those of us who usually work…read moreout of home offices but need a quiet, private and upscale place to meet clients. The business center is run on a daily, weekly or monthly rental so that you can keep your expenses down but your image on the up and up. Lots of great wood in the woodwork, nice furniture and a bar to serve drinks, if you wish. It truly does look like a "Business Club" from the good old days of "Old Boy's Club." How lucky we are that the dynamic women in this area have as many or more small businesses and can make use of the facility. Judy Helm Wright, Pet Grief Coach Animal Human Connection

I've experienced the good, the bad, the ok, and the excellent in the VA system…read more Valley Veteran's Service Center in Hamilton MT gets five stars for excellence. They care. Jaime and her staff are an amazing resource. They tenaciously track down the right leads, follow up, and never give up until help and answers are found. It's refreshing to know the good guys still exist.

Unfortunately over a year ago there was an incident where a local regular patron. I have not had…read moreissues with me decided I didn't belong there. As soon as I walked in she tracked me down through one door inside yelling at me. She then went to the bartender and 86 me and a friend because she was a regular there. Nothing happened at the bar but since bartender and patron were friends I got kicked out immediately without ever getting a drink. I've never been back since unfortunately I don't want to go there and be accused of anything.

Great place to meet fantastic people who are friendly and charitable…read more Fantastic Burgers that rival any in town at a very reasonable price.

Great place to get a snack and a drink. Glad to know proceeds support local veterans!read more

loved all of it the animals ,people ,and the set up for the animal I'm looking to adopt a dog…read morethere! Hopefully a husky !!! And it just so clean when I walked in and the cages as well were clean . The dogs and cats look so Happy.A+ Love it!!!!

These guys are truly dedicated and do a great job. I got a beautiful husky mix a few weeks ago and…read morethings are going well. If you want a dog or cat, please consider these guys. They are truly passionate about caring for animals.

Home with a smashed kneecap, hungry for real food and some human contact, I'm 74, living alone…read morewith two cats. I can feed my furry buddies, sitting on my kitchen floor, but not myself -- can't cook or reach anything. Friends and coworkers kindly bring me rat-burgers and root beer, so that's been pretty much my healing diet ... until tomorrow. Danny from RCCA came out for an assessment, and set me up instantly (God bless him good) and now my diet suddenly upgrades to nutritious, home-made HOT MEALS (!) delivered to my door by volunteer neighbors. Five stars? I'd like to give them Ten. Getting old is a beautiful journey with a promised loving welcome at the end. Meantime, here we are, actual senior citizens with diminishing abilities, both cognitive and physical. We value our independence and cherish each day in a way that the young can't understand, nor can you slap it into them. We are still valuable contributors to society, rich in decades of common sense, memories, experience, and SOMETIMES WE ALL NEED HELP. This is the fourth time in the last ten years that the Bitterroot Council on Aging has helped me with age-related issues. Their open-hearted assistance has cost me nothing, and I've given them not one dime. But I'll find a way to contribute, even by volunteering when I'm back on my feet. Feel free to donate to them, too, if you have the funds. They help old people keep their priceless dignity.

I tried to get help to see my mother in hospice. No one does anything. This place is worthless…read more State money for nothing.

I am an old time thrift shopper. I have been in many stores over the years. The Hamilton Goodwill…read morestore impresses me. Not only are the prices right but the Personnel are great and friendly. I always like to shop in a clean store and Hamilton Goodwill stands out as an example to other stores. Although I gave a 4-star rating I think they are moving rapidly to five star. I recommend them highly.

I'm on a fixed income so I shop at Goodwill very regularly. Today I watched as two young boys were…read moreplaying kick ball in the toy aisle. They were crashing into the lowest shelves and yelling as they played. I was about to talk to an employee, because who lets children behave that way in a shopping center, when another shopper told the boys they should be careful because of all of the glass on the end caps, that they could break things or get hurt. I was relieved. The next thing I witness is the mother of the boys, with a baby on her hip, go up to the shopper and stick her finger in her face and yell at her. The mother said the most offensive and obscene things I've ever heard in a public space including calling the shopper a "f-word b-word" and then she called her a "see you next Tuesday" with a BABY IN HER ARMS, while the boys watched and heard! The mother was upset that this shopper had even spoken to her children but it was obvious that she was embarrassed that someone had made it known that those boys were unsupervised and frankly out of control. (My own mother would've dragged me out of any store by the skin of my neck if I had ever behaved that way.) The shopper could be heard trying to explain that it takes a village to raise children and that she was trying to keep them safe, and that she could've been mean to the boys but hadn't. The mother was joined by two other young women that appeared to know her who joined in on the verbal assault of the shopper. I looked around for an employee and even though the exchange had escalated to yelling no employees were diffusing the situation. It was heartbreaking to see this shopper who obviously only had the best interests of the children and the store itself in mind be treated in such a fashion. I was in such shock at this abhorrent scene that I didn't come to her aid and I regret that. I'm also a senior and none of the people in that group, in my opinion of degenerates, acted as if they would heed my interference well. I quietly watched as the shopper made her way to the checkout counter then leave while the group stood in a large circle continuing to make snide and rude remarks. I was so upset that nothing had been done about those boys or their mother that I left without making a purchase. I found that my vehicle was parked next to the shoppers vehicle as she was just sitting there behind her wheel. I slowly approached her car and after a little wave she rolled down her window and I asked her if she was alright. The shopper thanked me for my concern, I told her how sorry I was that no one had come to her aid and that I sympathized with what she had done, and then she shared with me that she had just got off of the phone with the manager whose name I believe is Jonas but she could have said Jonah, who had told her that her only recourse was to call the police. She and I couldn't believe that this group of unruly and dangerous people weren't going to be trespassed! As a former business owner that's the least I would've done for a customer in that situation but obviously neither the manager nor the staff were going to take or had taken any actions. The shopper told me that she may pursue some kind of legal action but she most certainly was never returning to this Goodwill ever again, and neither am I. SHAME on the manager and the staff for not only not protecting the merchandise from unsupervised and neglected children but mostly for letting that mother and her troupe of miscreants say such horrendous things to someone who was only looking out for the safety of unaccompanied minors.

I am so impressed with the Humane Society. They keep their animals, healthy, and clean and with…read morelots of love they greet you with a smile and help you with whatever you need to be helped with they put me on a waitlist to find a special kitty which I'm still waiting. I definitely give them five stars. Fantastic job guys.

The staff and volunteers at the Bitter Root Humane Association are truly wonderful human beings…read more Each one of them works tirelessly to help every animal that comes to them to find a loving forever home. I highly recommend them to everyone who is looking for a companion. Donate to them if you can in any way you can.