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It’s National Farmers Market Week August 3 through August 9. YPR's Karl Lengel visist some Billings farmers markets to find out more about the increasing popularity of this community resource. -
Forty years have passed since the Yellowstone Valley Farmers Market opened the bushel bins in Billings in 1985, and the humble beginnings have grown to a major seasonal event running through October 4th, with over 60 vendors spread across four city blocks. YPR’s Karl Lengel visited the market opening Saturday, July 17th.
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A newly published analysis put Montana and its policies in the bottom ten for most unfriendly states for LGBTQ+ people. -
A conservation group and a hard rock mining operation are marking more than two decades of a unique relationship built around compromise and communication. -
In north central Montana, a grain farmer is letting automation software "take the wheel." -
The group that built Montana's renaissance festival from the ground up is moving their business model into a stationary location, where they say they'll bring diners the festival experience. -
Visit Southeast Montana is launching a new website to draw visitors to the southeastern part of the state. -
The Fort Belknap Indian Community will host hundreds of high school and junior high students from across the Hi-Line at a hands-on career fair later this month. -
Small business owners and mentors gathered in Billings Thursday for the second annual Native American Business Summit. Some businesses tied to Indigenous crafting report a spike in costs and worry about more to come. -
March is National Agriculture Month, with National Agriculture Day falling on March 18. -
Box office numbers show movie goers are returning to theaters after the peak pandemic years, but streaming services remain an existential threat. -
Millions of dollars to help around 600 out-of-work miners find jobs is headed to Montana, just weeks after the layoffs took effect at the country’s largest producer of platinum and palladium.
