The annual Parade of Homes will show 16 houses this weekend.
Each house has a variety of styles, designs, and price ranges. Homebuilders say the parade is special because people get the chance to walk through the homes all around Billings. Parade of Homes Chair, Lauri Patterson, says they really took it to a new level to show the public something different.
"We decided to step out of the box this year and show a lot of neat trends, neat designs ideas, and some new functions, and some home automations," said Patterson.
Last year they broke a record with over 5,000 people, and they would like to see that number increase this weekend.
The showing takes place September 14th and 15th, and September 21st and 22nd.
Tickets are $10 for adults, and kids 12 and under are free.
Sunday, July 27 2014 7:47 PM EDT2014-07-27 23:47:00 GMT
The Dirty Dash took place in Billings and over 800 people participated in the dirty run covering over 3 miles, with obstacles designed to test your physical stamina and more importantly, dirty you up.Kayla Mershon with the YMCA said it is fantastic to see people come out and support the YMCA by participating in the Dirty Dash.Along with getting dirty, people came dressed up in a whole of something, or a whole lot of nothing. Some of the most colorful individuals were Batman and His Minions. A...
The Dirty Dash took place in Billings and over 800 people participated in the dirty run covering over 3 miles, with obstacles designed to test your physical stamina and more importantly, dirty you up.Kayla Mershon with the YMCA said it is fantastic to see people come out and support the YMCA by participating in the Dirty Dash.Along with getting dirty, people came dressed up in a whole of something, or a whole lot of nothing. Some of the most colorful individuals were Batman and His Minions. A...
Sunday, July 27 2014 4:45 PM EDT2014-07-27 20:45:05 GMT
A male driver was taken to the hospital Sunday afternoon after crashing near a home on Moore Lane. According to Billings Police Sergeant Shawn Finnegan, it appeared the accident was medical related.
A male driver was taken to the hospital Sunday afternoon after crashing near a home on Moore Lane. According to Billings Police Sergeant Shawn Finnegan, it appeared the accident was medical related.
Saturday, July 26 2014 10:09 PM EDT2014-07-27 02:09:45 GMT
Seven veterans were laid to rest at the Yellowstone National Cemetery in Laurel. Their unclaimed cremated remains were found in a funeral home in Bozeman through the work of the Missing in America Project.
Seven veterans were laid to rest at the Yellowstone National Cemetery in Laurel. Their unclaimed cremated remains were found in a funeral home in Bozeman through the work of the Missing in America Project.
Saturday, July 26 2014 12:50 AM EDT2014-07-26 04:50:24 GMT
Carmen Gonzalez is thankful for the Missing in America Project.
MIAP claims unclaimed, cremated veteran remains and gives them their proper burial. Gonzalez
lost two brothers while they were serving as marines. She said to see veterans honor their fallen brothers brings joy to her heart and tears to her eyes.
Carmen Gonzalez is thankful for the Missing in America Project.
MIAP claims unclaimed, cremated veteran remains and gives them their proper burial. Gonzalez
lost two brothers while they were serving as marines. She said to see veterans honor their fallen brothers brings joy to her heart and tears to her eyes.
Friday, July 25 2014 1:19 AM EDT2014-07-25 05:19:23 GMT
Packed in a local restaurant dining room, property owners along Joyce St., in the Heights, gave the city the green light on drawing up plans to improve their street.Over two dozen Joyce St. property owners showed up. At the end of the meeting, it was suggested a hand raising vote be held to let the city know property owners were serious about the road improvement plans.David Mumford, City of Billings Public Works Director, said in September, there will be a final meeting to get the necessary ...
Packed in a local restaurant dining room, property owners along Joyce St., in the Heights, gave the city the green light on drawing up plans to improve their street.Over two dozen Joyce St. property owners showed up. At the end of the meeting, it was suggested a hand raising vote be held to let the city know property owners were serious about the road improvement plans.David Mumford, City of Billings Public Works Director, said in September, there will be a final meeting to get the necessary ...
