Shopping

Boxes were received at our station today, and it left me stunned, perplexed, just plain dumbfounded. This could be a scam, so let this be a warning, Billings residents!

I've had conversations with young people lately about a concept that they just can't seem to wrap their heads around. And that's partly because you don't see or hear it advertised. It was called putting things "on layaway". This was when you picked out what you wanted to buy and took it to the cashier...

They watch their country spend money they don't have so what do you expect them to think? We are failing them miserably.

There lies a shop in downtown Billings that is a shapeshifting pop-up shop, that has seen success with two separate concepts in the past. But, with no word since January, they're due to open again fairly soon.

Part of the issue nowadays is that people younger than me pay for everything with a card. Debit card, credit card, and so on.

Oddities, antiques, and other curiosities. We found a little bit of everything during a recent visit to the newest thrift store in Downtown Billings.

My 10 and 6-year-old girls thought the place was "creepy" and when we heard some sort of clanking noise coming from one of the many darkened hallways, I told them it was probably zombies.

Another option for groceries in the Heights is set to open next week (5/25) with door prizes, food trucks, and other fun.

Instead of adding some rarely bought items to my grocery list, I just sit down at my laptop, and with a couple of clicks, my much-needed item is on its way. And it won't be forgotten on my next visit to the store.

So here's the question, does the business or owner of a company affect your purchase decision?

Town & Country Foods is slated to open in the former Lucky's building the end of July.

You're not the only one who's excited about Prime Day... scammers are too.