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.
Wednesday, July 23 2014 11:05 PM EDT2014-07-24 03:05:25 GMT
Most people think contraceptives can only be used for birth control. But doctors and nurses say they more often see patients using them to treat other medical conditions.
Most people think contraceptives can only be used for birth control. But doctors and nurses say they more often see patients using them to treat other medical conditions.
Wednesday, July 23 2014 8:06 PM EDT2014-07-24 00:06:23 GMT
Firefighters are wrapping up their work on a blaze northwest of Cody. The Dillworth Fire, which was visible from the Chief Joseph Highway, grew to only six acres. It’s indicative of the mild fire season in the Shoshone National Forest and Yellowstone so far this summer.
Firefighters are wrapping up their work on a blaze northwest of Cody. The Dillworth Fire, which was visible from the Chief Joseph Highway, grew to only six acres. It’s indicative of the mild fire season in the Shoshone National Forest and Yellowstone so far this summer.
Wednesday, July 23 2014 9:27 AM EDT2014-07-23 13:27:04 GMT
The world’s authority on Yellowstone’s Super Volcano says it’s more than twice as big as scientists once thought. Does that mean it’s more likely to blow up soon? Penny Preston found Dr. Robert Smith at his home near Grand Teton, and found the answer.
The world’s authority on Yellowstone’s Super Volcano says it’s more than twice as big as scientists once thought. Does that mean it’s more likely to blow up soon? Penny Preston found Dr. Robert Smith at his home near Grand Teton, and found the answer.
