Billings

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Driving around Billings today (3/25) it was eerie to see a lot of our busiest parking spots around town empty or nearly empty.

Dr. Zaugg told us he heard from one doctor as far away as Scotland. Not only that, they've now teamed up with a Billings manufacturer and have the ability to print 1,000 masks per hour.

I have been so distracted by what is happening in the world around us lately that until yesterday, I totally forgot that today (3/19) is the beginning of Spring. Here are six socially-distanced things you can do this weekend to enjoy spring.

We've compiled a running list of Billings area restaurants that are still open for delivery or take-out.

Stockman Bank takes the lead on offering assistance to it's customers who are financially impacted by the coronovirus.

I spoke with one Albertsons store manager in Billings who said he can confirm that they are indeed hiring "on the spot." The store manager couldn't speak for other locations across Montana, but confirmed that all of the Billings stores are looking to fill several positions.

Brooke told us how the best part of her day is when parents say that the music helped put a smile on their child's face for the first time in a long time. But then she told us how she combines music with the child's very own heartbeat.

Evelyn Pyburn with The Big Sky Business Journal and I were chatting about this earlier in the week. It really sounds like a win-win. High school students here in Montana can get college credits while still in high school, and they save time and money down the road.

We also asked Dr. Sears if the media is over-hyping the virus and creating a panic. Plus, should you attend big sporting events like the state basketball tournaments here in Montana? Check out his response, and the audio of our full conversation by clicking below: