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First Congregational Church is Historic
Since 1882 Billings First Congregational Church has been downtown at 3rd Avenue North and North 27th. Friday morning the church was honored for its history in the Magic City. Assistant Pastor Marcus Frye rang the church bell to call the church and community members and media to the unveiling of a new National Register of Historic Places plaque outside the church’s main entrance. First Congregational is the first church in Yellowstone County to earn this recognition.
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Konnor Ralph Returns Home to Carry State Games Torch
BILLINGS, Mont. — For Helena native Konnor Ralph, carrying the torch during the Big Sky State Games opening ceremonies was more than another honor. It was a full-circle moment. Long before representing the United States on the world’s biggest athletic stage, Ralph was a young Montana athlete competing in...
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MTN 4:30 News with Russ Riesinger 7-24-26
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Ancient hunters left over 100 paintings on a Montana cliff, and you can walk right up to them
Six miles south of Billings, a sandstone cliff holds more than 100 paintings left by hunters who passed through long before anyone wrote anything down. Three caves sit carved into the rock, and the oldest image inside dates back over 2,000 years. Most people drive right past this part of Montana without knowing it’s here.
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Billings woman looks back on a special chapter in Channel 8 history
BILLINGS, Mont. - Long before smartphones, social media updates, and digital broadcasts, television in Montana was just beginning. One Billings woman remembers those early days firsthand. At 87 years old, Shirley Petersen looks back on a lifetime filled with unexpected opportunities, meaningful friendships, and a small role she never expected...
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Mexican Fiesta brings thousands to the Billings' South Side for 72nd year
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Billings Mexican Fiesta returns to South Park this Saturday
Billings, Mont. — The Billings Mexican Fiesta returns this Saturday as the event marks 72 years of celebrating Hispanic heritage and bringing people together. The celebration began in 1953 as a fundraiser to help build Our Lady of Guadalupe Church [link]. Organizers said it grew into a longtime Billings tradition that now draws thousands each year.
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Billings Mexican Fiesta returns to South Park this Saturday
Billings, Mont. — The Billings Mexican Fiesta returns this Saturday as the event marks 72 years of celebrating Hispanic heritage and bringing people together. The celebration began in 1953 as a fundraiser to help build Our Lady of Guadalupe Church [link]. Organizers said it grew into a longtime Billings tradition that now draws thousands each year.