Billings Businesses

The busy intersection downtown will look a lot more barren soon. What would you like to see take over the corner of 27th St N and 6th Ave?

I like beer, peanuts, popcorn and caramel. So when I heard a longtime Billings candy shop has combined all four flavors... I had to stop by and check it out.

They served thousands of steaks and homestyle meals to loyal customers in the last four decades.

Another day, another big retailer is in trouble. At one time in the not-so-distant past, places like JCPenny, Blockbuster, and Kmart were considered virtually unstoppable. If you would have said, in let's say 1995, that any of those aforementioned businesses would be struggling or basically non-existent by 2023, people would have laughed in your face.  ...

If you lose your local paper, you lose the majority of your local coverage. So we'll get fewer pictures of small-town parades, criminals to be on the lookout for, and somebody's kids making a basket in the big school tournament.

A new RV and camping SuperCenter is coming to Billings this year.

After much anticipation, donut lovers in Billings have a new spot for gourmet donuts and coffee. Get there early... they sell out fast.

So, I give a shout-out to Austin's Barbershop in the heights for making a strong "dad move" and making your son your priority. It's the right thing to do.

Small businesses make up the majority of companies in Montana. Today, we share some of your favorite Mom and Pops in the Magic City.

It started as a Steak 'n' Shake in 2013 and became a Burger King in 2017. BK has closed and the property is now on the market for just under $2.4 million.