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Bitterroot Red Sox win back to back state titles
CORVALLIS, Mt. — The back-to-back state champ feeling has the Bitterroot Sox on top of the world again. "It just feels really good to get back in that groove again. We're the state champs, and we're going to regionals,” Bitterroot first baseman Austin Hakki said. The Sox have...
Billings PD vs. Fire Department 4th Annual Guns And Hoses 7/27
Billings' brave men and women in uniform face off July 27th at Dehler Park for the 4th annual Guns & Hoses softball game. We caught up with BDP's Sgt. Jeffrey Stovall and Chris Voller from the Billings Fire Department on our radio show this morning. They shared more details about the event.
Missoula residents eye single-use plastic ban
MISSOULA, Mont. — Missoula residents are working to get a single-use plastic ban on this year’s ballot. Jeremy Drake is a zero-waste consultant and now one of the organizers behind the push to limit plastic in the Garden City. “Generally speaking, plastic recycling is not the solution, but...
Push continues to build sewer, cut septic for Big Sky canyon properties
Gallatin Canyon sewer project appears feasible, must scale funding and earn DEQ permit. If things go according to plan for the nascent Gallatin Canyon County Water and Sewer District, a significant share of Big Sky properties along U.S. Highway 191 near the Gallatin River will disconnect from existing septic systems and connect to a centralized sewer.
Barto takes his final bow Beartooth Rally
For 24 years soft-spoken Ben Barto has ridden his motorbike to the Beartooth Rally in Red Lodge, enjoying the sights and sounds of this unique ode to these sleek and impressive machines. You may have even gone up to him and asked about his remarkable bike, you may have posed...
Indian Heath Service director tours Billings healthcare center
Staff led the Director of the Indian Health Service on a tour of the Billings Urban Indian Health and Wellness Center Thursday, July 11. The center’s parent company, the Native American Development Corporation, bought the building two years ago. For many years it was the local headquarters of the fraternal organization the Shriners and an event venue.
Billings’ 2024 Big Sky Balloon Rally Seeks Volunteers
The Big Sky Balloon Rally is a summertime favorite in Billings. The 2024 hot air balloon rally is July 25 - 28 at Amend Park in Billings. This four-day event will bless the skies of Billings with around a dozen colorful balloons, launched each morning, typically before 7 AM. Would...
Girls wrestling sees more growth than any other high school sport
BISMARCK N.D.– Across the country, the fastest growing sports comes on the mat in girls wrestling. With the Peace Garden State fully buying in at the high school level, and beyond. North Dakota High School Activities Association Executive Director, Matt Fetsch, says the sport has surpassed class B softball as the fastest growing sport in […]
Minot High girls tennis seniors reflect on careers
MINOT, N.D. (KMOT) - Six years, five seasons, four region titles, one state title and countless memories. The Minot High girls tennis 2024 seniors began playing together in seventh grade. Sidney Ressler, Sienna Ronning, Reese Goodman and Adi Dittus have a special bond, a bond created through sports. “We’re with...
Memory Makers Old Time Photography & Gifts reopening brick and mortar shop in Bismarck with a twist
BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - If you thought your favorite old-time photography studio shut its doors for good, think again. Memory Makers Old Time Photography & Gifts has been gone from its brick-and-mortar location in Mandan for about a month, but that’s changing soon. Take a peak at the new...
Flasher community remembers Minot Air Force Base pilot that crashed near Raleigh and Flasher
FLASHER, N.D. (KFYR) - Sixty years ago, an F-106 Delta Dart out of the Minot Air Force Base crashed in a field between Raleigh and Flasher, North Dakota. Among those killed was pilot William “Bill” Richardson. Friday, the Flasher community came together to remember Richardson and his service.
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