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1 week ago | kulr8.com | Travia Forte

BILLINGS, Mont. – Travelers in Billings are reminded that beginning Wednesday, May 7, all individuals aged 18 and older will need a REAL ID to travel. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) and Billings Logan International Airport have emphasized the importance of this requirement. According to the Department of Homeland Security, the deadline for obtaining a REAL ID is fast approaching. TSA estimates that around 90% of Montanans are prepared for the change.

2 weeks ago | kulr8.com | Travia Forte

BILLINGS, Mont. – Residents in the Elder Grove Schools district 8 area are being asked to vote on a new levy designed to address the district’s financial challenges. Ballots have been distributed to district residents, providing them the opportunity to decide on the proposed levy. The levy aims to raise $459,000 to alleviate financial strain and improve educational resources. Melissa Morrell, a school board member, explained the current financial situation.

2 weeks ago | kulr8.com | Travia Forte

Video Player is loading. Current Time 0:00Duration 0:00Remaining Time -0:00Beginning of dialog window. Escape will cancel and close the window. End of dialog window. BILLINGS, Mont. – Family Service in Billings is taking the opportunity during Volunteer Appreciation Month to express gratitude to their volunteers for their dedication and hard work. Volunteers at Family Service play a crucial role in supporting the organization and the community.

3 weeks ago | kulr8.com | Travia Forte

BILLINGS, Mont. – The Billings Strawberry Festival is now accepting vendor applications for its upcoming event scheduled for Saturday, July 12, 2025. This event is known as Billings' largest street festival, drawing crowds to its vibrant downtown area. Vendors will have the opportunity to line up in the middle of the streets while festival-goers explore both the festival stands and the open downtown shops and restaurants.

3 weeks ago | kulr8.com | Travia Forte

BILLINGS, Mont. – The Mayor's World Languages Dinner returned for its fourth year at the newly renovated Billings Hotel and Convention Center. Hosted by Mayor Bill Cole and Anne Cole, the event has grown into a beloved tradition highlighting the cultural diversity of Montana’s largest city. This year's sold-out event featured more than 60 languages spoken by Billings residents, representing tribal nations in Montana and various countries worldwide.