A motorcycle crash late on Monday night (8/3) sent one person to the hospital and closed a Billings roadway for several hours, according to the Billings Police Department.
Around 9:40 PM last night (Monday), Billings Police officers were dispatched to a single motorcycle crash on Yellowstone River Road and upon arrival discovered that a rider was injured just east of Bench Boulevard.
According to a post on the @BillingsPD Twitter page, the Billings Police Department serious crash team was on the scene to investigate the incident and had Yellowstone River Road closed from Bench Boulevard to Kenneth Street until just after 5 AM this morning (8/3).
Road Closes for Hours After Serious Motorcycle Crash in Billings
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With the struggle to find workers, some recent technical issues with equipment, and the new direction of Hollywood, a Yellowstone County landmark announced they may have to permanently close following this season.
According to a post on their Facebook page from July 20, the owners of Amusement Park Drive-In say they are currently in a difficult position, and have to determine if operations will continue past this fall, or if this season will be their final run.
In the post, management of the Drive-In apologized to their faithful movie goers for recent technical difficulties at the theater, after a screen projector bulb blew up allowing for only one drive-in movie screen to be available each night.