Silhouette Bridal Studio

Silhouette Bridal Studio is opening June 8 at 809 9th St. S., in the former hockey pro shop spot.

Owner Melissa Stokes has been working in the bridal business for years and always wanted to own her own shop, according to the company.

Mrs. Wrights Pastys

Mrs Wrights Pastys is moving to the Hi Ho Tavern at 2600 10th Ave. S.

They’ll also be expanding their menu.

The opening date in the new location has not yet been announced, watch their Facebook page for updates.

Business Bites: Community needs survey; Follain Physical Therapy opens; Family Promise receives grant; taco shop opens; Evans retires; downtown accredited again; Shakespeare in the Parks; KDS Fiber expansion

Mr. T’s Electronics

Mr. T’s Electronics has moved into 528 Central Ave., the former Kenny’s Downtown Convenience Store.

Holistic Releaf by Design

Holistic Releaf by Design has submitted an application to the city planning office for a tenant improvement permit for a marijuana dispensary in a vacant building at 1301 10th Ave. N.

Sunshine Village Apartments

The city has received the building permit to renovate the first floor of the 72-unit affordable senior housing complex at 600 13th Ave. S.

Business Bites: Qdoba planned in West Bank; Kenny’s downtown closed; West Bank construction; apartments underway for Touro students; game club opens; Voyagers field upgrade

Casino space

The city issued a permit to remodel the old Bingo Bonanza building at 2416 11th Ave. S. for a 2,283-square-foot casino.

West Bank

City staff is reviewing the tenant improvement packages for the mixed use building in West Bank.

In addition to Qdoba, the building will include TDS and another office space, according to city staff.

Airport warehouses

The city received a building permit from Dick Anderson Construction to build the first of several small warehouse buildings at the airport.

The building will be 7,840-square-feet, according to city staff.

Business Bites: Bakery moving downtown; Crooked Tree second location; Buckle planned for Marketplace; Alluvion construction progressing; Les Schwab open

Faith in Motion Dance Studio 

Faith in Motion Dance Studio has moved into the Columbus Center.

Call or text- 406-868-2221 if interested in joining Faith In Motion Dance Studio.

Snit’s

Snit’s has opened a new casino space with a private entry off the back alley.

Luna Coffee 

Matt Pipinich is the new owner of Luna Coffee Bar at 9 5th St. S.

The Great Falls native moved away after high school graduation but has been back since 2019 and has worked in the coffee industry since 2007.

Business Bites: Big Sky Quilts, Belles and Lace moving; B&B downtown building for sale; McLaughlin seeking summer interns; Give Great Falls, Home and Garden Show coming up; Craft Beer Week in June; nominations open for Fire Within Awards

Best Donuts

The owners of Best Donuts are planning a Korean restaurant in the space.

They had listed the building and business for sale last year, but decided to take it off the market and try the restaurant for a few years, according to their real estate agent Travis Manus.

No one answered the phone when The Electric called for more details.

NeighborWorks Week

NeighborWorks Great Falls is hosting NeighborWorks Week June 3-10.

From 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. June 5, NWGF will receive 20 percent from orders at Teriyaki Madness if the flyer or Facebook post is shown. The fundraiser also applies online using the code “fundraiser” at checkout.