Some of the business owners who stand to be displaced by the huge development project planned for downtown Billings are worrying about what they will do next, but not Gary Temple and Marylee Moreland. The married couple own Meadowlark Gallery at 118 N. 29th St. and they live above the art gallery. If the One Big Sky Center comes off as planned, a 25-story building, the tallest in Montana, will rise up from the site of their gallery. (more…) Continue Reading →
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After strong start, Art House Cinema selling memberships
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After a successful first year as an independent movie theater in downtown Billings, Art House Cinema & Pub has launched a membership drive. Selling memberships was always part of the plan for the nonprofit theater, which raised startup funding through an Indiegogo campaign and other donations, but founder Matt Blakeslee figured waiting a year was a good idea. (more…) Continue Reading →
Filed under: Culture, 'Makoshika', Art House Cinema, Caitlin Hart, Dennis Deppmeier, Indiegogo, Matt Blakeslee, Ryan Kaybeary
David Crisp: ‘Truth’ reminds us of Vietnam’s lost lessons
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Nobody knows for sure who will be the Democratic and Republican candidates for U.S. president in November, but we know one thing for sure: Neither will be a military veteran. The last time that happened was in 2012. Before that, you have to go back to World War II to find a presidential election without a veteran in the race. (more…) Continue Reading →
Filed under: Opinion, 'Truth', Art House Cinema, Dan Rather, George W. Bush, John Kerry, League of Women Voters, Mary Mapes
Film on Bakken oil boom has Billings premiere this Sunday
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“Makoshika,” a documentary about boom-and-bust times in the Bakken oil field, will have its Billings premiere this Sunday. The 50-minute documentary made its Montana premiere on Monday at the Big Sky Documentary Film Festival in Missoula. It will be shown at 7 p.m. this Sunday at the Babcock Theater in Billings and then from March 4-10 at the Art House Cinema & Pub, also in downtown Billings. (more…) Continue Reading →
Filed under: Culture, 'Makoshika', Art House Cinema, Babcock Theater, Bakken, Big Sky Documentary Film Festival, Jessica Jane Hart, Pete Tolton
New video celebrates the best of downtown Billings
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A new video celebrating the virtues of downtown Billings received its premiere Friday night and was posted to YouTube on Saturday. “Believe in Downtown Billings” was produced by Jonathan Allison of Visual Lens Productions for the Downtown Billings Alliance. It was premiered Friday night at the Pub Station during the annual meeting of the alliance. (more…) Continue Reading →