Mark talks Chick-Fil-A opening (like everyone has been), calling the Breakfast Flakes live, and his biggest pet peeve when it comes to cars posted for sale.
Midwest transplants rave about their ButterBurgers and award winning frozen custard. Do you think we'll ever get a Culver's in Montana? Here are the minimum requirements.
Why is our country in such a mess? Why is college the worst thing you can do after finishing high school? We got great insight from Morrie Schechtman, a high level business consultant who lives in the Flathead Valley.
Once a major grocery store or supplier opens up shop in Billings, it doesn't seem like long before they open up elsewhere across Montana. According to The Big Sky Business Journal's Evelyn Pyburn, another food service distributor is coming to Billings.
What if we had a new meatpacking plant in Montana that could process Montana cattle right here in Big Sky Country? What if we took the animal waste from that plant and then used it to make biodiesel at another plant right here in Montana?
The price of lumber nosedived across the country once the pandemic officially kicked off. As Fox Business reports, lumber prices hit a low back in April of 2020, but have now rebounded by 395%. Montana actually did better than expected in 2020. Here's the numbers.
Aside from natural gas, what else is brought to the surface when we drill for oil? Water. A lot of it. That's what makes a company eyeing a move to Billings, Montana even more interesting- they're able to take the wastewater from the oil fields and turn it into useable water for agricultural irrigation.
Billings business owners aren't the only ones worried about the impacts that COVID-19 are having on the economy here in Montana. The Montana Bankers Association surveyed their members and found that bankers in Montana are worried that 20% of Montana businesses could end up filing for bankruptcy.