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Billings Daily Digest Monday, September 21, 2026

Ty's Take

Rocky came out of nowhere to knock off a ranked team Saturday, and you can feel that kind of win ripple through a college town for weeks. The volleyball team got their first conference victory too, which means the fall sports season is hitting its stride right when folks around here need something to get behind. Kevin Iffland's coming through town tomorrow night for a public meet and greet, and that's the kind of thing that reminds you Billings punches above its weight as a regional hub. Between the football field and the court and the chance to shake hands with someone worth showing up for, this is what autumn in a town like ours is supposed to feel like. We're also saying goodbye to neighbors we've known our whole lives, the way September always does, and that matters too.

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Billings neighbors: Obituaries for September 21

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Billings to host public ‘meet and greet’ with Kevin Iffland on Sept. 22

Billings interim City Administrator Kevin Iffland will hold a public meet and greet on Tuesday, September 22 at 4:30 p.m. to introduce himself to residents and discuss municipal matters.

Rocky football tops No. 21 Montana Western 38-32

Rocky's football team defeated No. 21 ranked Montana Western in a competitive matchup, winning 38-32.

Jackets fall in four sets to Western Oregon

The Jackets volleyball team fell to Western Oregon in four sets during conference play.

Yellowjackets top Saints for first GNAC win of season

The Yellowjackets volleyball team earned their first GNAC conference victory of the season with a win over the Saints.

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