Health

How Much Hair, Sweat, Saliva, Urine, and Poop Does Your Body Produce in a Year?

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With the world going health food crazy, there is always room for a guilty pleasure now and again. I say eat fast food 3 meals a day! It's patriotic. You won't live as long and be a drain on the social security system! Do your kids a favor, eat a Whopper!!

This Saturday, September 29th marks the 5th annual Friends Of The Poor Walk/Run in downtown Billings.  There is still time to get registered!

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The 2nd Honor Flight landed at the Billings Logan International Airport Monday night at 8:20.  The 87 vets made their way down to the exit of the airport to about 1,000 fans cheering, waving flags and showing lots of emotion.  My wife, Keri and I were there for the celebration.

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The Wilson Fire in Musselshell County is still burning hot and heavy.  You have seen the video and pictures all weekend.  According to sources there are 125 firefighters on scene as well as 20 engines to fight the blaze. 50 homes and orders for 100 more have been evacuated!  The evacuation orders affects Johnny's Coal Road.

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On Friday, September 21st we were able to get up and close with the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus performers and animals for a media challenge.  We had so much fun!  Never thought I could be a trapeze artist or a dog trainer.

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Congratulations to you for completing the 22nd annual Montana Marathon on Sunday, a 26.2 mile run from Molt to Billings!  22 years of any event is fantastic!  If you decided to run the half marathon at 13.1 miles or even the 10K we say good job!

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Livin Large Larry here and I just wanted to take a minute to pass along some great news from United Blood Services.  This past Tuesday, 9/11 was the annual 9/11 Fallin' Hero Blood Drive with UBS.  Carrie Rigney wanted to let us know

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The Allen Fire is burning north of Highway 12, East off North Delphia Road.  As of this report, 300 to 400 acres have burned.

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