Billings Chamber of Commerce

Mark and I will lead the fundraising to have a secure case to properly preserve this part of Montana and Western history if need be. Shame on the Billings Chamber for this reckless decision.

The Chamber is holding an event to discuss MetraPark Management's future. But... boy howdy, I got my opinions on this.

So... did you hear the one about a guy who gets on an elevator? Hawk's funny Billings encounter was trending on Twitter Thursday morning with over 189,000 likes.

That's exactly what I was thinking when I was told to check out the Yellowstone Kelly Interpretive Site. Let's take a look at his life.

One of his great grandfathers homesteaded near Highwood, Montana. Another was a bootlegger in Butte. The legacies of both are featured prominently at Trailhead Spirits in Billings, Montana. That's where we take you next, as we wrap up Ag Celebration Week with the Billings Chamber of Commerce and Yellowstone Valley Electric Cooperative.

Check out the crank and the open flame from the Argentinian grill at the Buffalo Block in the photo above. That's where we're taking you today with our latest "Experience Ag Around the Table" series from the Billings Chamber and Yellowstone Valley Electric Cooperative.

Let's take you inside the kitchen of the Fieldhouse...and the Bull Mountain Grille. Aaron Flint hosts the Billings Chamber's "Experience Ag Around the Table" series for Ag Celebration Week.

What better way to celebrate agriculture than to take you inside some of the coolest kitchens in Billings, Montana? That's exactly what we did, and it's all coming up this week as part of the Billings Chamber of Commerce's "Ag Celebration Week."

Q2 reports the ongoing saga of the One Big Sky Center project has taken another turn. What was once a plan for a $165 million dollar center with a tower has been toned down. The project, now called One Big Sky District Development, drew some excitement at the First Interstate Bank Operations Center meeting among the partners on Wednesday afternoon...

I had the pleasure today, March 31, of attending the 2016 Billings Chamber Breakfast at MetraPark.

It's easy to sit back and criticize elected officials, especially local officials because they make decisions on issues that impact our daily lives.

This town just got some amazing recognition and I like it.