Pumpkins

Not all pumpkins are created equal. What works for carving might disappoint you in a pie.

See why you'll be seeing some kids carrying blue pumpkin pails this Halloween.

Power tools, kitchen appliances, and upside down style; the internet is full of pumpkin carving "hacks." My house is down to the wire on our pumpkins, so I thought I'd give them a try. Your results may vary.

Its great for squeaks and rust, but did you know about this WD-40 hack that is perfect for Halloween?

We've been on a wild goose chase trying to find the elusive pumpkin spice coffee flavoring in Billings. Today, I found the motherlode of Torani coffee syrups.

The holidays are approaching and Montanans can expect to pay more this year than last, and those price hikes have already started with this holiday favorite.

A few years ago, there were at least four pumpkin patches in the Billings area. There are only two now, but they're both pretty awesome.

Sure, you can throw them in the trash... but here are some better ideas.

Everybody loves to carve them... not everyone loves cleaning the guts out. Try this hack to make gutting your pumpkins a little easier.

Billings area pumpkin patches are now open. There seems to be fewer and fewer around since Sartorie Farms and J & K Farms (my favorite!) have both closed in recent years. Here are the three remaining pumpkin patches that I'm aware of.

One of the best places to go is First Alliance Church at the corners of 18th and Central, across from Par 3 Golf.

One of our sister radio stations (97.1 Kiss FM) is doing a radio promotion "Pumpkin Smash"  this Saturday at the Maze at Grandpa's farm.  I was delegated to go pick up 25 of the 50 pumpkins to be smashed.  They will be decorated with prizes inside...