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#1938 Friday Dec. 27, 2019

#2037 Friday Dec. 20, 2019

#16 Friday Jan. 3, 2020

Montana artist Tracy Linder's sense of how life and death unfold plays out through her art. Representations of the natural world, including larger-than-life wheat strands crafted from leather, stitched seed pods lined with rabbit fur, and illuminated resin wings, are all part of a retrospective of her work, titled "Open Range," which is on display at Yellowstone Art Museum in Billings through January 2021.

On this episode of Field Days, sixth-generation Stillwater County rancher Jake Miller checks in on Miller Ranch Beef cows at Lackman Feeders on Billings' West End.

On the final episode of this season of Field Days, we say goodbye to Stillwater County rancher Jake Miller, who has finished sorting cattle at a Billings feed lot to have a ready supply of beef for customers through 2021.

Gallatin County has been cited in several recent national studies as one of the fastest growing communities, as well as one of the most desirable, in the country. Bozeman has transformed from a quiet college and agricultural town to becoming one of the most popular destinations for people who can work anywhere in the country. This new growth has created an interesting challenge as more money pours in, making it harder for lower and middle class families to afford to live in Bozeman.

Renee Audette’s works will catch your eye. At first, they appear charming and whimsical, but at closer inspection they reveal a duality that displays a much darker side. A retrospective of the past two decades of her work opened in December at Kirks' Grocery in Billings.

Flavors December 2020