James Dobson is a news anchor and reporter, currently working for KPAX Missoula/Kalispell. With a focus on local news in Montana, particularly in the Missoula area, James is passionate about telling stories that make a difference in people's lives. His work has also been featured in publications such as The Quinnipiac Chronicle and Scripps Montana/MTN.
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James Dobson's focus is primarily on local news, events, and community-related topics within Montana, particularly in Missoula. His coverage heavily emphasizes event coverage and government announcements related to local issues.
When reaching out to James, consider offering insights or stories about local events happening in the area, proposed changes or developments related to Missoula or Montana as a whole. Additionally, he may be interested in covering stories related to sports at both high school and university levels within his geographic focus.
Given his emphasis on culture & society as well as government & politics within the specific region of Montana and Missoula, pitches should align with these themes while keeping a strong local angle.
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The Upper Clark Fork River Basin is at only 66% of normal snowpack which is already impacting the Blackfoot River
By: James Dobson, Len Churchill
This simple wall cabinet is easy to build, and the single sliding door offers a good opportunity to add colour, texture or another decorative touch.
By: James Dobson
Sutton House, a 500-year-old property in London's Hackney owned by the National Trust, was built for one of Henry VIII’s statesmen and over its lifetime it was home to different families and used for different purposes including a girls’ school in the 17th century.
This summer archaeologists are tracing the footsteps of Henry VIII as they search for evidence of a lost Tudor wing of the National Trust’s magnificent Petworth House and Park, July 19th to 31st
By: James Dobson
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University of Montana junior Logan Fife (12) throws the ball during the game against University of California-Davis at Washington-Grizzly Stadium in Missoula, MT Saturday, Nov. 9, 2024.
By: James Dobson
Montana's Junior Bergen (5) warms up before an FCS playoff game against Tennessee State at Washington-Grizzly Stadium in Missoula on Saturday, Nov. 30, 2024.
The National Trust has announced the recipients of the 49 “Trees of Hope,” saplings grown from the seeds of the iconic Sycamore Gap tree, which was tragically felled in 2023. These young trees, nurtured at the National Trust’s Plant Conservation Centre, will be planted in publicly accessible spaces across the UK to symbolize hope, renewal, and connection to nature.
(Missoula Current) Reserve Street is the most dangerous traffic corridor in Missoula, and the city is asking for help from the public to figure out how to make it safer.
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