
Meg-A-Latte Opens With Free Cinnamon Rolls
The Bismarck coffee shop held a grand opening after road construction on Ottawa Street was completed.
In Bismarck, business news means corporate announcements, market shifts and local commercial growth. Reporting follows the changes within major enterprises and the development of the city's commercial landscape.

The Bismarck coffee shop held a grand opening after road construction on Ottawa Street was completed.
Live Poll
Should local parks feature monuments to international figures to encourage community connection in your area?
The city memorializes the Indian leader with a life-sized statue gifted by the Indian consulate in Seattle.

Live Poll
Do you support the planned $6.5 million investment for a new fire station in your city?
The department announced the station will be built west of Washington Street near Calypso Drive.

The 1400 E Interchange Ave. hotel, which has served the community since 1975, will shut its doors after November 8.
Live Poll
Do you support selling aging community facility buildings instead of attempting to renovate them?
The healthcare provider is selling the aging Bismarck building following a consolidation of nursing services.

Live Poll
Should your local government prioritize faster emergency response times by funding additional infrastructure in your area?
The city is seeking construction proposals for a sixth fire station to be located on Calypso Drive.

Regular subjects here include leadership changes, startup expansion, corporate mergers and industry trends within the regional economy. It reaches across the city and the communities around it to identify shifts in employment and commerce. Regulatory developments and the availability of commercial space often drive changes in the business climate. Economic conditions and industry cycles frequently determine which sectors expand or consolidate at any given time.