The Shane Lalani Center for the Arts is bringing the popular Summer Outdoor Concert Series (SOCS) back for a fourth year in 2026. Starting June 4th and continuing through July 30th, the Shane Center will present free community concerts at the Henry Blake Pavilion from 5 to 8 pm each
HELENA — Attorney General Austin Knudsen issued the following statement in observance of Missing or Murdered Indigenous Persons Awareness Day:
“Montana's tribal communities are suffering from immense tragedy brought on by the missing and murdered Indigenous persons crisis. I saw it firsthand when I prosecuted in Roosevelt County, and
This year marks a major milestone for Counterpoint, a Livingston institution that has now been helping people with developmental disabilities and building community for a full half century.
To mark the occasion, Counterpoint’s staff and board of directors are inviting the community to help celebrate.
“I’m really proud
by Christopher Spromberg, Psy.D
Clinical Psychologist,Livingston HealthCare
Last week, I wrote about how action creates motivation; this week, I want to focus on the most important question that follows: how to actually get started, one small step at a time. One of the most effective approaches to building
The Yellowstone Gateway Museum Foundation’s Speaker Series continues in the third week of May. James C. Halfpenny, Ph.D. will be speaking on “The Yellowstone Wolverine Revealed.” In addition to the featured lecture, a reception is planned at the museum, as are presentations to students at East Side Elementary
by Christopher Spromberg, Psy.D
Clinical Psychologist, Livingston HealthCare
In my work as a clinical psychologist, I frequently hear a common concern from adults, teenagers and parents alike: “I just don’t feel motivated,” or “My child has no motivation.” It’s often described as the core problem— the reason
Elk River Books and Elk River Arts & Lectures present an evening with author and artist James Conaway and poet and educator Sean Hill at Elk River Books, 122 S. 2nd Street, Livingston. Doors will open at 6:30 pm, and remarks will begin at 7 pm on Thursday, May
Lovers of Montana history, rescue pets and romance will have a chance to meet authors Catharine Melin-Moser and Gayle M. Irwin on Saturday, May 2nd from 3 to 5 pm at Elk River Books in downtown Livingston.
Melin-Moser's new book, When Montana Outraced the East: The
