parks

The Legend of the Weeping Widow kept popping into our head as we wandered the foggy grounds of Two Moon Park. The Billings Jaycees will host their 10th annual Haunted Hallows at Two Moon this weekend (weather permitting).

In a time where we ALL are hurting for money, the Chamber sure seems to think we won't mind funding more projects.

It's the first of it's kind in Montana, made possible by a partnership with Billings Public Library, the Library Foundation, and McCall Homes.

The longer I looked, the more I saw in this incredibly detailed woodland fairy house. It's hidden in plain sight in a popular Billings park.

Boots, Barbecue, Booze, and more to benefit Billings Parks!

When AI comes up with ridiculous, untrue 'facts' like this about Billings, I don't foresee it taking my job anytime soon.

A Billings dad decided to take his 3-year-old son to the park for some fresh air and quality father-son time. Imagine his shock when they stumbled upon a loaded handgun.

A fun dog-day at Thompson Park on August 21 will help raise money to rebuild a popular Laurel playground.

The Billings Parks and Recreation department is ready to cut the ribbon on the long awaited dog park for the west end, and there's a celebration planned for the community next month.

On Wednesday, June 5th, both Rose Park and South Park pools will be open for business. Cheap fun and healthy exercise (definitely better than sitting on the couch playing Fortnite).

If you have that feeling of wanting to help, but your bank account isn't willing to fund your holiday generosity, here are some things you can do in Billings that don't involve money, but are extremely valuable, helpful, and needed.

On my 6 mile walk yesterday, I went to Dover Park for the first time. I took a picture of the signs because I was going to blog about dogs not being allowed. But, roughly 16 hours later, I have these thoughts. I wish I had enough money to buy all of that land and make it an outdoor concert complex...