Food Truck Battle on the Yellowstone (Next Weekend – August 23, 2025)

🔥🍔 IT’S ON — The Ultimate FOOD TRUCK BATTLE is Coming! 🍕🔥

Get ready, Billings — the tastiest showdown of the year is about to go down! 🚚💨 50+ epic food trucks, sizzling competition, ice cream vs. BBQ, tacos vs. pizza... who will reign supreme? 👑🌮🍕

🎉 Expect:
✅ Live music all day
✅ Cold beer + sweet treats
✅ Kids’ zone & giveaways
✅ Massive community vibes
✅ ALL for a good cause — supporting our local veterans! 🇺🇸

🗓 Saturday, August 23 | 12–7PM
📍 Armed Forces Reserve Center
🎟 $5 entry | FREE for vets, military & kids under 12

Bring your squad, bring your appetite, and bring the hype! 🥳
📸 Tag us in your battle-day pics using #FoodTruckBattleBillings

🧘‍♀️✨ Magic City Wellness Expo
📅 Saturday, August 23, 2025 | 🕤 Starts at 9:30 AM
📍 MetraPark, Billings | 🎟️ Admission: Ticketed

Looking to refresh your mind, body, and soul? Don’t miss this dynamic one-day wellness experience blending holistic practices with modern health insights. From energizing workshops and hands-on demos to local vendors offering everything from clean eats to crystals, it’s your all-access pass to better well-being — all under one roof!

🚘🔥 Rev Your Engines, Billings — Burn the Point is Almost Here! 🔥🚘

Get ready to time-warp back to chrome, fins, and V8 roars as Burn the Point Classic Car Weekend cruises into downtown Billings! 🏁💨 Whether you’re a muscle car maniac, vintage cruiser connoisseur, or just in it for the vibes — this is the car-lovers’ weekend of the year. With a Friday night parade that lights up the city and a full-throttle car show Saturday, you'll find rides that are polished to perfection and stories that run deep. 🛠️🎶

Mark your calendars for August 29–30, because this isn’t just a car show — it’s a Billings tradition that brings the community together for horsepower, history, and heart. ❤️🚗💨

Here’s a cozy peek at this week’s sponsor — Rock Creek Coffee Roasters — conveniently nestled in downtown Billings:

Spotlight: Rock Creek Coffee Roasters

Step into downtown Billings and you’ll find Rock Creek Coffee Roasters, a locally owned specialty micro-roaster that’s become something of a beloved community hub. Situated at 124 N. Broadway, they’re known for exceptional service and serious dedication to their craft. InstagramFacebook+

What sets Rock Creek apart? Their beans are roasted right on site, in small batches, to lock in freshness and flavor—because they know coffee loses its peak taste fast after roasting Rock Creek Coffee Roasters. It’s all about giving you that maximum drop-of-delight with every sip.

Inside, the café doubles as an educational playground for serious coffee lovers—and curious newbies alike. You’ll find an impressive brew bar offering pour-overs, Chemex, Aeropress, French Press, and more. Their baristas are more than friendly—they’re passionate guides ready to walk you through tasting notes, brewing techniques, or even help “play scientist” with your next cup

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Could Daylis Stadium Soon Become Heenan-Cook Stadium?

A new proposal in Billings is stirring up community pride — and a potential name change for one of the city’s most iconic sports venues. The idea: rename Daylis Stadium to Heenan-Cook Stadium, in tribute to legendary Billings Senior High coaches Joseph Heenan and Don Cook.

Supporters say the duo left a lasting legacy on local athletics, shaping generations of student-athletes with their leadership, sportsmanship, and dedication. The name change, they argue, would be a powerful way to permanently honor their impact.

The Billings School District board is set to discuss the proposal at an upcoming meeting, where a final decision could bring a new name — and a new chapter — to this historic stadium.

"Life is really simple, but we insist on making it complicated." - Confucius

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Stay upbeat, stay curious, and enjoy Billings 💛

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