Photos

Got a cool picture of Billings taken between 1960 and 1999? The Billings Public Library wants to look. It's for a community archive project.

"Montana is ugly", said no one ever. From the wide-open prairies and river bottoms in eastern Montana to the soaring peaks and mountain valleys in the western half of the state, the view around here isn't too shabby. I've lived in the Treasure State for most of my life and the beauty of Montana still makes me say "wow" almost every day...

Before Visit a Cemetery Day on Sunday, let's take a look and perhaps a tour through Billings' cemetery history!

One place you may want to reconsider taking photos is the railroad track. While it may seem absolutely gorgeous if the photos work out, going out to take photos there may cost your wallet or your life.

Experiencing views from space is something everyone can do, thanks to the cameras on the International Space Station, and the ISS is no stranger to the Magic City.

I'd never visited the Boothill Cemetery, so I had no clue the historical significance of the former Coulson graveyard. My curiosity soon got the better of me, and I had to visit and learn more about the site.

Indoor basketball court? Gym? Pool? Spa? You'll find that and more at Billings most expensive home listing.

When I rounded the corner from third street onto 27th Street the magnitude of the movement came into full view: easily 1,000 people were gathered on the sidewalk and in the park adjacent to the Yellowstone County Courthouse.

I pulled out my crate of old 45's that I used DJing for weddings back in the 1980's to see what I would find.

It seems that everyone here at the station is excited about school getting back in session - probably because we aren't the ones going back! LOL And we've all been posting our first day of school photos so I found it only appropriate to post mine...