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Kayla Desroches/Yellowstone Public RadioThe coronavirus pandemic has moved many faith communities to swap in person worship and activities for remote or steaming opportunities. Important holiday traditions have given them an opportunity to be creative. -
The potential spread of COVID-19 has put the damper on many holiday events across Montana. But symphonies and chorales statewide are finding new ways to make the season bright.
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Community members in Billings are painting a mural in the historically low income side of the city in order to bring people together at a time when many of us feel farther apart than ever.
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With familiar mastery, Russell Rowland, the author of In Open Spaces and Fifty-Six Counties , returns to rural Montana to explore a small town torn...
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The coronavirus has brought change to faith communities across the state and the world. Churches that closed down during the spring are now holding in person worship either inside or outside, streaming or both. One denomination, by cancelling in person events, has managed to virtually unite their members simultaneously this summer.
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The Montana Historical Society received a $50,000 grant last week to produce a short documentary about the history of African Americans in Montana.
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A Black Lives Matter event in Billings this weekend drew around 2,000 people who rallied in support of racial equality and justice for people of color…
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Health concerns surrounding coronavirus pandemic and the gradual reopening of business and the return to normal has claimed more outdoor events.Cascade…
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An online exhibit from the Western Heritage Center in Billings will show just how locals are feeling about the coronavirus pandemic. It’s called “Art in…
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Sporting events have been hard hit during the novel coronavirus pandemic and the Big Sky State Games are no exception. The Olympics-style sports festival…
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Sunday is the start of Holy Week, the time from Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday when Christians recall the events leading up to Jesus’s death and…
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Some book stores in Montana say they’re seeing higher sales as more people become homebound and public libraries close due to the novel coronavirus.…
