Good morning, Billings.

MarlandFest, a three-day cycling event honoring local athlete Marland Whaley, will feature a mountain bike ride up to Fred Burr Reservoir, camping, a pizza feed & campfire to raise funds for veterans.

Signature Inn, a rebranded former Motel 6 along Midland Road, is set to welcome guests in early November.

The Trailhead Inn will reopen as a Cambria Hotel in 18 months, and plans are underway to redevelop a nearby 13-acre property into retail space.

Education Foundation for Billings Public Schools, Western Security Bank, and City Brew Coffee have teamed up to honor first grade teacher Paige Heflin at Highland Elementary with the 'One Class at a Time' program, awarding her a $500 grant and a $150 gift card along with other surprises.

Billings City Council voted Monday to create a school zone at the intersection of Grand Avenue & Rehberg Lane near Will James Middle School and review zones for other schools after an accident involving Chase Lantz; engineers are mapping the zone with a DOT meeting set for December.

A Billings family is relocating to Salt Lake City to keep their 16-month-old son close to specialized pediatric care after he was diagnosed with a rare heart condition.

The move will help them access treatments + a potential heart transplant if his condition worsens.

St. Vincent Regional Hospital's breast cancer support group baked hundreds of cookies for patients visiting its breast center in October.

Survivors, patients and counselors made 320 cookies one evening toward a 640-cookie goal to comfort those facing sensitive appointments and to encourage timely mammograms.