A visit to the grocery store is something everyone does multiple times a week but, in some places, that store is more than just a place to get food. Few places fit that description like Picchioni's IGA in Roundup. It's a staple in the community as well as the entire county of Musselshell and on Saturday, they hit an impressive milestone. 100 years old. 

"We’re four generations into this thing. My great grandfather came to America from Italy in the 20’s and ended up in Klein, Montana which is south of Roundup, in 1923. He got tired of working in the coal mines and opened up a meat shop," said David Picchioni, owner of Picchioni's IGA on Saturday. Picchioni is part of four generations of dedication to the town of Roundup and its surrounding areas.