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You may have seen that Josh Allen has yet another national commercial out. After watching it, a few thoughts immediately jumped out at us.

Plowing crews are working continuously to open the runway for flights later today,

Verizon has launched a new series of commercials featuring "paid real customer stories" and in one of the latest, the Cowboy State is mentioned.

Grab some popcorn because this is good. Some New York models just filmed a commercial in Wyoming and you can practically reach out and touch the awkwardness.

Approximately eighteen months ago, a big time Christmas themed commercial project for Wells Fargo took over downtown Casper. For two days, downtown was closed off from 5pm to 5am for shooting the mammoth production.

Over the course of the past 2 overnights, a production crew has taken over a portion of downtown Casper to film a national commercial for Wells Fargo bank. Trained horses, stagecoaches, directors, producers, actors and extras have been busy in the 24 hours of time allotted, from 5pm to 5am daily, getting enough footage in the can to put together a 60 second commercial to promote Wells Fargo bank d

The core crew will number between 40 and 50 and will come from Denver and Los Angeles, plus actors, and people handling the horses and the Wells Fargo stage coach.

What happens when this car salesman from Priority Motorsports decides to freestyle dance and rap? The internet goes wild is the correct answer! You may have seen other Whip and Nae Nae videos, but not like this.

One of Douglas and Casper's favorite sons, Aquile, is making major moves once again. The former NBC 'The Voice' Season 3 contestant, and ultimate singer/songwriter is the featured artist in a new Roland Synthesizer video.

Mercedes-Benz has done it again. What could be better than a new commercial utilizing the timeless tale of 'The Tortoise and the Hare'?

With regards to our changing times and the legalization of marijuana becoming more popular across America, are we ready for this? Here is the first advertising to be accepted by a TV station.

Kmart’s series of recent ads have caused many of us doing a double take, asking ourselves “what did they say?” Their first ad featured people saying that they “shipped their pants!” This ad was followed by another ad with people talking about their “big gas savings!” And now, just in time for the holidays, Kmart has come out with another commercial causing a little bit of controversy with their “Joe Boxer Christmas” that features some hunky men “jingling their bells!”