In the tiny town of Thompson Falls, Mont., in the 1950s, there was a single paperboy who delivered the Missoulian to nearly 100 subscribers.

He was 11, maybe 12 years old. The paper cost a nickel, no more than a dime. It was the only source of news for the folks who called the valley their home.

And Nils Rosdahl was that boy who flung those papers door to door. Read more. Bill Buley, CDA Press

After 26 years at NIC, Nils Roshdahl, who also writes the the Handle Business column for the SR, is retiring. Share your thoughts about Nils here or perhaps there is another teacher/mentor who you will never forget?