Hi! I’m Peter Christian with KGVO Radio. I’ve been in radio since 1973, having started in Helena and moving to Missoula in 1976. I’ve been married to Lorna for almost 38 years, and together we have our son Luke and our daughter Jenna. I’m a bit of a workaholic, so I also have a business called Peter Christian Communications, producing radio spots for stations around the country. I enjoy playing drums in our church worship band, and I’m a classic movie buff.
Peter Christian
Every 10 Minutes a Child Visits the ER for Medicine Poisoning
In America every day 142 children under age 6 are being seen at emergency rooms after getting into medicine.
Wounded Trooper Received Medal of Valor in 2015 after I-90 Crash
The Montana Highway Patrol Trooper who was critically injured Thursday night near Evaro, Wade Palmer, was honored in 2015 along with then cadet T.J. Templeton with the Medal of Valor after his heroic rescue of a woman and her family on I-90 in 2014.
Montana Morning State News Headlines for Friday, March 15
The investigation into two related shooting incidents is underway in western Montana. The first occurred on Airway Boulevard where two men were shot in a vehicle.
Shootings in Missoula and Near Evaro under Investigation
Missoula Police and the Missoula County Sheriff’s Office are investigating two shooting incidents, on on Airway Boulevard and another at the Evaro Bar.
Target Range School District Holding a Bond Election on May 7
Target Range School is asking voters in their district for a much needed upgrade.
MCPS Chief Thane Explains Funding for Out of District Transfers
When a student resides in a Missoula County Public School district, but the parents choose a school out of the district, MCPS loses the revenue from that student.
Daines Wants Solutions from HHS Secretary on Meth and Abuse
At the Senate Finance Committee hearing in Washington, D.C. on Thursday, Montana Senator Steve Daines challenged Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar to help combat the methamphetamine crisis in Montana and across the country.
Montana AG Teams with AARP to Fight Fraud against Seniors
The Attorney General's Office of Consumer Protection and AARP Montana collaboratively trained volunteers this week who will in turn educate community groups in several Montana cities about scams, fraud, and identity theft.
Montana Morning State News Headlines for Thursday, March 14
The Missoula valley still has over nine inches of snow on the ground, and how it melts will dictate any early spring flooding.
Missoula Water Warns Homeowners to Watch for Frozen Water Lines
Missoula Water officials announced on Wednesday that unusual weather conditions have caused some local water service lines to freeze, which could lead to thousands of dollars in repairs for the homeowner.
Montana School Choice Case Appealed to U.S. Supreme Court
The Montana School Choice case ruled unlawful by the Montana Supreme Court has officially been appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Weather Service – Hope for Gradual Warming to Melt Valley Snow
The Missoula Valley still has over nine inches of snow on the ground, according to the National Weather Service, and how and when it melts will dictate any flooding in early spring