Jenna Cederberg

Vacation rentals provide income, opportunity for Missoula-area property owners

missoulian.com — The top-floor Wilma building condominium overlooking the corner of Front Street and Higgins Avenue puts guests almost eye level with the "M" atop Mount Sentinel and offers a bird's eye look at the nearby Florence Hotel before the view opens up toward Missoula's sweeping North Hills.

Filmmaker finds avenues to audiences

missoulian.com — Paige Williams is an award-winning documentary filmmaker several times over, having taken two of her films - "From Place to Place" and "Mississippi Queen" - to more than 70 film festivals, where they won eight awards between them. Williams, a transplant from Mississippi who founded Porch Productions in Missoula in 2006, is dedicated to telling people's stories.

Customer service drives runner

missoulian.com — Anders Brooker dropped out of college at 20 to start The Runners Edge because he thought Missoula should have a shoe shop dedicated to runners. "I thought if I didn't do it, someone else would," he said, remembering the decision to use IBM stock set aside for college tuition to help pay for the startup.

Residents safely escape Vantage Villa apartment fire

missoulian.com — All residents were safe and accounted for early Thursday evening after fire ravaged several apartments at Vantage Villa on the Clark Fork River east of Missoula. The fire broke out at around 2:15 p.m. in the top floor of the three-story, 41-unit complex for senior disabled residents at 1319 E.

Vann's CEO resigns; consolidation plans remain

missoulian.com — Less than three months after announcing the closure of all three Vann's stores in western Montana, the chief executive officer of Vann's Acquisition LLC has left the company. Greg Regelbrugge said Tuesday he left the company for personal reasons and is now working in Seattle. "I've accepted another position," he said.

Missoulian's 20 Under 40

missoulian.com — It's a wide open question with a seemingly unlimited number of answers. But it's one that people here answer again and again with three simple words: It's the people. The selection of honorees in the Missoulian's first Top 20 Young Business Professionals Under 40 showed just how true that sentiment is.