Good morning, Billings.

Dozens of volunteers are painting a new mural at the Off the Streets emergency shelter in downtown Billings to bring pride to the community.

Elyssa Leininger and Faith Chapel are guiding the work, which will be finished in the next couple of days.

A goat farmer in Laurel is promoting raw milk after pasteurized milk spoiled this past week, prompting increased local interest.

Morgan and Andy Cole of Cole Canyon Farms stress strict handling methods for safety — food safety experts caution that raw milk may pose health risks.

Dairy Farmers of America said milk issues at the Meadow Gold plant in Billings are fixed; however, state inspectors dismantled equipment on July 29 and reported non-compliance.

The investigation continues, and customers with questions may call the Department of Livestock (406-444-2788).

A landmark book chronicling the Little Shell Tribe’s history has been republished in hardcover through a collaboration among the Montana Historical Society Press, the Drumlummon Institute and the tribe — preserving and sharing cultural heritage for future generations.

Idaho Falls Chukars at Billings Mustangs

5:59 – 8:59 PM — Dehler Park — Ticket prices vary — Catch the action as the Chukars take on the Mustangs in an exciting baseball matchup.

James McMurtry Live

7-11 p.m. — The Pub Station — Ticket info not provided — Experience a night with James McMurtry and the Martial Law Review featuring special guest Betty Soo.

TobyMac Concert

6 p.m. — First Interstate Arena — Ticket options available — Enjoy an evening of inspiring music with TobyMac in Billings.

Coheed and Cambria with From Ashes to New

7-8 p.m. — MetraPark - First Interstate Arena — Ticket prices vary — Experience a night of rock with Coheed and Cambria and From Ashes to New.