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New McDonald’s at Central and 24th
Gone is the McDonald’s at the 2333 Central Avenue in Billings and soon to arise from a new foundation will be a new McDonald’s store, rumored to be the largest in Montana.
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Lil Market Opens Downtown
Lil Market has opened in downtown Billings at 207 N. Broadway. The business of Larry Mathew, the store will provide the essentials of a grocery store that is lacking in the center of the city. Mathew is also owner of Mr. Thrifty. Read More -
Whalen Tire Expands Lockwood Store
Whalen Tire is expanding and building a new store in Lockwood, having closed their downtown location. Whalen Tire actually opened at the Lockwood location six years ago. During the past six years they have been doing business out of two locations – at 2539 Old Hardin Road and at the… Read More
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Six Radio Stations Sell
The Federal Communications Commission granted formal approval July 15 for the transfer of six radio station licenses from Connoisseur Media to Desert Mountain Broadcasting of Billings. Desert Mountain Broadcasting is owned by Billings native Cameron C. Maxwell and was founded in July of 2018. Radio stations involved in the sale… Read More
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Price of Gas and Oil May Drop
The price of oil is a double edged sword for Montana. When the price is high the industry does well and so does Montana in terms of jobs and state tax revenue, but when it drops while the industry struggles, consumers benefit with a lower cost of living and… Read More
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William Perry Pendley, an attorney noted for his strong advocacy of private property rights, was appointed acting chief of the U.S. Bureau of Land Management in a move by the Trump administration that drew the ire of environmental groups. Interior Secretary David Bernhardt temporarily re-delegated Pendley to serve as acting
Offering up lots of fun and knowledge, the first annual Yellowstone Dig it Days will be held in Billings on Saturday, August 17, at the Johnson Lane Interchange, 10 am to 4 pm. Kids can explore, inspect, take pictures and learn about all kinds of heavy equipment – and even operate
The plan is officially underway to link Lockwood and the Heights via the Billings Bypass. This new road system will not only make traveling between the two areas of Billings much faster; it will also make it easier on truckers as they will no longer have to drive down Main
Billings, MT -- Offering up lots of fun and knowledge, the first annual Yellowstone Dig it Days will be held in Billings on Saturday, August 17, at the Johnson Lane Interchange, 10 am to 4 pm. Kids can explore, inspect, take pictures and learn about all kinds of heavy equipment – and
“Move your body, heal your mind.”
That is the mantra of Karen Pearson and Mitch Crouse of Billings who have launched a new non-profit aimed at helping veterans, in a very real and personal way – any veterans who are having trouble readjusting to civilian life.
