As Michael Sanderson runs along the rims, he looks out over the city below and envisions a trail system throughout our community which is connected to neighborhoods, shopping and recreation areas....

There is a strong appetite for new state funding to support wildlife protection, improve public access, and conserve more working lands in Montana according to new findings by the Montana Outdoor...

Representative Denley Loge, R-Saint Regis, has invited stakeholders from around Montana to begin discussions for work on House Joint Resolution No. 45: A Study of Bicycle and Pedestrian Paths in...

Panel Discussion, “Health, the Outdoors and Montana's Economy" The Ripple Effects of fully funding the Land and Water Conservation Fund Tuesday, Dec. 17, 1-3 pm Red Oxx 310 N 13th St., Billings, MT...

When Kolten Knatterud became chairman of the Billings Chamber of Commerce Trails Committee in 2018, it was one of many endeavors Territorial Landworks has taken in supporting and promoting trails....

City Council meets at 5:30 pm this Monday, Dec. 9 in the Council Chambers at 210 N. 27th St. in downtown Billings. If you would like to provide input on the following projects, please share your...

Biking from downtown Billings toward Lockwood is extremely challenging, with no facilities to keep a rider safe. Pedestrians are also at high risk when attempting to cross Expo Dr. to 1st Ave., at...

Dean Cromwell has been an entrepreneur since his 20's, and started out selling hot dogs at the park across from the courthouse in downtown Billings. Shortly thereafter, he opened the Chalet Market...

The Billings Chamber of Commerce has asked us to encourage people to renew their vehicle license plates with these trailhead plates. They need another 40 vehicles registered before January 1, 2021...

There is a good reason people feel so happy when they walk in to The Base Camp to shop for outdoor gear, shoes or clothing. Scott and Deb Brown, owners of The Base Camp, have been in business...