Billings-based carrier will transport the People’s Tree from Montana to Washington D.C. Billings, Mont., October 25, 2017 — When Santa was looking for a sleigh worthy of hauling one of his most special Christmas trees, years of being on his “Nice List” paid off for Whitewood Transport of Billings, MT. The company was selected to
A charitible bike ride from Billings to Red Lodge meant to raise money for the fight against MS. This years event was held on August 17th – 18th.
Whitewood Transport Inc. hauled a large steel remnant from the September 11, 2001 destruction of the World Trade Center. The crippled steel was loaded Tuesday June 21st at the New York Port Authority in route to Kennewick, WA. The shipment passed through and made brief stops in Billings, Helena and Missoula. The piece was transported
David Stanley and Jack Heffern represented Whitewood Transport in the Montana Truck Driving Championships on June 11, 2011, at the Holiday Inn Grand Montana in Billings, MT. They competed with more than 35 professional truck drivers who came to Billings from across the state to compete for the title of the state’s best truck driver.
Hauling specialized equipment with a payload of 100,000 to 130,000 pounds is second nature for Whitewood Owner Operator Larry Spiekermeier. Larry leased to Whitewood in June, 1999. Larry’s career in trucking began in his early twenties. In the early years of his career he hauled cement, produce, hot oil and logs. In the 1970’s, Larry
The people behind the Billings Chamber of Commerce/CVB had a vision to honor the wonderful residents, organizations and businesses that make Billings such a great place to live, work and play. In order to give well-deserved recognition, the Roche Jaune Awards for Business Excellence event was created in 2007. The Roche Jaune Awards offers an
Towering cranes and heavy equipment — “anything big and ugly that’s hard to move” — are Whitewood Transport’s usual hauls, but the company’s owners have also volunteered their acumen to move such things as a new facility for disabled skiers from Washington to Red Lodge Mountain. Since the mid-’90s, that’s just one of many contributions
The Chase Hawks Memorial Association (CHMA) is a Montana non-profit corporation raising money in Montana, Wyoming and the Dakotas to disburse to families in crisis. In September of 1994, a six-year-old Montana cowboy named Chase Hawks was killed in a tragic accident. Family and friends gathered to form the Chase Hawks Memorial Association (CHMA) with
Merle Clizbe joined the Whitewood fleet in January 1999, after running for several years under his own authority. His interest in the trucking industry began when he was 10 years old riding with his uncle, and led to a life-long career in the trucking industry. Merle has amassed 52 years in the trucking industry, logging
Ted Kaczynski’s Cabin from Great Falls, MT, to Sacramento, CA A call came in, late September 1997, to move a structure from Malmstrom Air Force base in Montana, to Sacramento, California. Whitewood Transport Owner Operator Bill Sprout took the job. A routine job…except that the call came from the Federal defender’s office…except that the shipment
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