by staff writer, Dennis Gaub Montana IT provider gives $5,000 to become a corporate member of Billings TrailNet Corey Jensen’s Billings TrailNet epiphany occurred in 2000 when he and his wife moved to Billings. “Our house backs up to the Big Ditch Trail,” said Jensen,...
Plus a second large donation was presented to BTN by Dick Charbonneau Billings TrailNet received a handsome donation from cyclist and retired fireman, Dick Charbonneau, plus several significant contributions from other generous donors wishing to see more trails...
Billings TrailNet honors corporate member, First Interstate Bank Supporting Billings’ growing, thriving trails network makes good business sense, according to a local executive whose bank is a corporate member of Billings TrailNet. The network allows people to...
Local businesses have given much to Billings TrailNet. Shopping locally means so much for our businesses and for our community trails. We have listed retail businesses that have given and given throughout the years: to Ales for Trails, to the Tour de Fleur, to our...
Thursday, Sept. 10 was a perfect day to learn that the City of Billings has been awarded $11.6 million from the Federal Government for two significant trails. It’s the day before what would have been Ales for Trails! As Covid 19 restrictions necessitated...
Sanderson Stewart and the Billings-Yellowstone County Metropolitan Planning Organization(MPO) are seeking public input on the opportunities as assessing the feasibility of redeveloping the 5th Avenue North Corridor as a non-traditional motorized and non-motorized...
