Interviews, Remotes, Celebrities and more from Billings Original Radio Station!
The Lockwood FFA Chapter, with help from C&B Operations the local John Deere dealer in Billings, is selling raffle tickets on a John Deere x350 Lawn Tractor.Tim Schulz, General Manager of C&B in Billings says the x350 tractor has 21.5 Horsepower, to drive a 42-inch wide mower deck, and comes with a 4 year/300 hour bumper-to-bumper warranty. C&B is partnering with the Lockwood FFA Chapter to provide some lucky winner with a genuine John Deere tractor that lists for a retail price of $3,999.00.CLICK HERE to listen to Nick Tyler's interview with Tim Schulz.According to Fred Moormeier, the Lockwood High School FFA Advisor, local Chapter Members are selling raffle tickets for $20 apiece, or 6 tickets for $100. Tickets are available from any Lockwood FFA Member, or at public events such as Shipton's Big R on Gabel Road on Saturday June 24th. For additional information, contact Fred Moormeier at: moormeierf@lockwoodschool.orgThe drawing will be held at 4:30PM on July 20th at the second annual Billings Fun Con at MetraPark. The winner need not be present to win.
They call it “Wellness on Wheels”. In an effort to provide easier access to healthcare, RiverStone Health, Yellowstone County's Health Department, now has a new 40-foot mobile health clinic to provide healthcare services to local schools, and even the outlying communities around Billings.In an interview with KGHL Radio, Jonathan Forte, the President and CEO of RiverStone Health, describes the launch of the new mobile vehicle, and the type of health services it will bring.RiverStone calls it: “Healthcare that meets you where you are”, emphasizing that their Wellness On Wheels mobile unit will bring high-quality, compassionate primary healthcare to a location that is convenient for you.Services that could be provided by RiverStone Health's “Wellness on Wheels” mobile clinic include:· Check-ups · Immunizations· School and sports physicals· Well-child checks and adolescent check-ups· Urgent care – sore throats, colds, fevers· Wound care· Care for chronic illnesses like diabetes &asthma· Limited lab tests· Dental education· Referrals for behavioral health services· Referrals to community resources· Assistance with health insurance options CLICK HERE to listen to KGHL's interview with Jon Forte, President and CEO of RiverStone Health.
Nick Tyler and Mayor Bill Cole discussed the following:. Expect the legislature to pass property tax bill andadjourn soon. Will reduce Billings tax collections more than 10 million unless city council decides to increase mills above our charter cap, which new legislation will allow. If we increase mills can collect up to 2025 income butno more. Mayors World Languages Dinner is this Friday night.Expecting 550 people.
KGHL's The Roadshow host Bo Swayze sits down with Jim Halverson, Drew Leveaux, & Jim Stott to discuss football and the Montana State Bobcat Meet & Greet July 16th for The Bobcat Collective
This is Lockwood High School's first year to have a Business Professionals of America (BPA) student organization. In one of their first projects, those BPA students who are in the Photo and Video II class are showcasing their talents in Photography and Video Design, by creating and printing a Lockwood School Calendar that will include specific events and happenings in the 2025-26 school year.Five Lockwood BPA Members visited the KGHL Studios on April 22nd to promote the Lockwood Calendar project, which they plan to offer for sale by mid-May.The new Lockwood BPA has had a busy first year:· Competing in the State Leadership Conference March 9-11· Promoting a “Reality Fair” hosted by Valley Federal Credit Union for Lockwood Business Students in December· Raising $1,500 in Concessions work· Hosting a booth at the LHS Community Carnival with a raffle for a Breville Express coffee machine· Supporting Special Olympics with service and fundingKGHL Radio is proud to support these future Business Professionals! (Shown Left to Right) Taylor Brown-KGHL Radio, Manny Lopez, Michelle Tade Lockwood Business Teacher, Karley Kamp, Mallory Martin, Dakota Takes Enemy, Cayli Arne-------------------------------------For more information contact Lockwood High School: phone: (406) 839-2177 email:tadem@lockwoodschool.org
Billings Association of Realtors / Quality of Life Jacie Fields and Love & Sonshine's Josh Kroll and Founder Heidi Williams sit down with KGHL's Roadshow host Bo Swayze to discuss Casino Night May 1st.
Tanner Laws from Thompson Falls visits with KGHL's Roadshow Host, Bo Swayze about his career, The Mile City Bucking Horse Sale Concert on May 15th and what's next for the up and coming Montana Country Music artist.
Mrs.Shelby Shaw with The NILE Foundation sits down with KGHL's The Roadshow Host, Bo Swayze to discuss Stetsons & Stilettos new venue, The Swift River Ranch, music by Exit 53, Kentucky Derby Calcutta, and The NILE Scholarship Program.
Jim Stott, Billings Bench Water Association board member talks about The "Ditch" and the Canyon Creek Flume with KGHL's The Roadshow host, Bo Swayze along with a Bonus conversation and follow-up w/ KGHL's Taylor Brown.
KGHL's Host of the Roadshow, Bo Swayze visits with Mrs. Ronda Kiesser, National Day of Prayer City Coordinator and Associate pastor at New Life Church.
LISTEN HERE - https://open.spotify.com/episode/1flq8V4TRLxi2puxQuu2Al?si=Xgz4rGLIQeq7_WS6gmQqAwKGHL's The Roadshow Host Bo Swayze spends a few minutes visiting with Gary Allen that's Headlining the Miles City Bucking Horse Sale on May 15th
Billings Mayor Bill Cole and Nick Tyler:
Chase Hawks Memorial Foundation's Executive Director, Mrs.Teddi Vogal sits down with KGHL's Host of the Roadshow to talk rodeo and ChaseHawks mission
Bo Swayze interviews famed Rodeo Announcer Bob Tallman on his thoughts about Billings' new rodeo venue.
Billings, March 29th, 9:30a to 3pm.
Billings Mayor Bill Cole and Nick Tyler:
Billings Deputy Mayor Mike Boyett and Nick Tyler:
Billings Mayor Bill Cole and Nick Tyler:
The Lavina FFA made a visit to the KGHL studios for a tour and Interview with Bo Swayze before National FFA week started. Congrats to the entire team at Lavina FFA!
National FFA Week.
Billings Mayor Bill Cole and Nick Tyler:
Billings Mayor Bill Cole and Nick Tyler:
Tana Thompson, Joslyn Lamiller, Lacey Hanson all interviewed with Taylor Brown @ KGHL Studios. Thank you, Kacey McClane, for your leadership with Belfry FFA
Billings Mayor Bill Cole and Nick Tyler:
Kelsi Gambill, Brandon Wittman and Nick Tyler discuss the 2025 Chamber Ag. Celebration Banquet on January 31st.
Yellowstone County Commissioner John Ostlund and Nick Tyler:
January 17-19.
Billings Mayor Bill Cole and Nick Tyler:
Billings Mayor Bill Cole and Nick Tyler.
Annual Chase Hawks Memorial Association Rough Stock Rodeo
Yellowstone County Commissioner John Ostlund and Nick Tyler.
Just in case you missed it! Northern Ag Network's LIVE Noon Report on KGHL from the MT Stockgrowers Annual Convention.
Tickets for the 29th annual Chase Hawks Memorial Rodeo are available for Black Friday special. Teddi Vogel, Chase Hawks Memorial Association Executive Director talks about the details of the rodeo and how you can get involved.
MATCHING CAMPAIGN FROM BIG SKY SENIOR SERVICES AND PHILLIPS 66 BILLINGS REFINERY DOUBLES DONOR IMPACT FOR SENIORS Big Sky Senior Services is excited to announce the launch of its first ever Empty Stockings Campaign to benefit their Seniors Assistance Fund for Essentials, or SAFE. In partnership with Phillips 66 Billings Refinery, every donation made to this campaign will be matched dollar for dollar up to $10,000, directly supporting local seniors in need this holiday season.
Mayor Bill Cole discussed repairs to the Depot and the Babcock Theater, the USS Billings visit and new city hall upgrades.
Sailors from the USS Billings arrive this weekend!
Brett McRae talks to Bo Wagner about the upcoming NILE PRCA Rodeo.
Mayor Bill Cole discussed summer airport numbers, utility billing and Mount View Cemetery upgrades.
Nick Tyler and Yellowstone Horticulture Extension Agent Anthony Sammartano discuss MSU Extensions' Prepare Your Garden and Yard Spaces for Winter Workshop on September 28th.
Paul Heaton and Nick Tyler on Calves to Cure Sale to benefit a cure for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, at BLS on September 19th.
Teddi Vogel with the Chase Hawks Memorial Association discussed their Burn the Point Weekend, August 30-31.
Al Iverson on the 35th Annual Threshing Bee and Antique Tractor and Engine Show:
The popular Montana Cowboy Poetry Gathering and Western Rendezvous will be in Lewistown, August 8-11. In this podcast, KGHL's Taylor Brown interviews the headliner for that event, R.W. Hampton! For tickets information on the R.W. Hampton concert on Saturday, August 10, call Charlotte Carroll at 406-781-1422.
Nichole Mehling dropped by the KGHL studios to update our listeners on the Billings Clinic's annual event that brings together community members, health care professionals, and supporters to raise awareness and funds for health care initiatives. The Classic is dedicated to improving health care services in the region. Proceeds from this year's event will benefit their exciting Pediatric Clinic Renovation. To find out about Sponsorship Opportunities...or to sign up a Golf Team in one of the 6 tournaments in August...or to participate in the On-line Auction, go to: https://www.billingsclinic.com/foundation/events/classic/ Plan to join them at Henry's Garage for the Classic party on Saturday, August 24. Individual tickets go on sale on Monday, June 3.
Mayor Bill Cole discussed the art piece at McKinley School, the new School District 2 contract, Public Works Week open houses and the Skyline Trail.
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