HELENA — The Montana Chamber of Commerce, the Billings Chamber of Commerce, and the Kalispell Chamber of Commerce filed a motion to intervene in Held v. Montana, a case to preserve reforms the new lawsuit intends to abolish.
In the first Held v. State of Montana case, the Montana Supreme Court
Park Local Development Corporation, in collaboration with MSU Extension Park County, is hosting the April Master and Mingle sessions on April 28th at 7 am and April 30th at 6 pm. The “Master and Mingle” series seeks to offer business owners a unique opportunity to connect, learn, and grow. Park
The 2nd Annual Mentor + Mentee Connections Art Exhibition opens April 21st and runs through May 16th at the Livingston Center for Art and Culture. The exhibition examines the creative relationships that shape artistic work across generations and communities. Featuring mentors and mentees, teachers and students, peers, and collaborative partners, the
The Hub at the Park County Senior Center (PCSC) hosted the Senior Giving Circle Award Ceremony on Wednesday, April 15th, gathering together the seventeen participants of the Giving Circle, Board and staff members of the Park County Community Foundation (PCCF), and the four nonprofit organizations selected to receive grants of
The Shane Lalani Center for the Arts announce their season kickoff at the Blake Pavilion – Wylie & the Wild West appearing Saturday, May 30th at 7:30 pm.
Wylie & the Wild West have been performing their run-away horse style cowboy/folk/ swing/yodeling to the world since 1989.
The Shane Lalani Center for the Arts is proud to present a Teen Theatre production of The Lightning Thief from May 1st - 17th.
When 16-year-old Percy Jackson discovers he’s the half-blood son of Poseidon, he’s thrusted into a world of gods, monsters, and epic quests.
After several years of dormancy following the COVID-19 pandemic, the Livingston Skatepark Organization is officially reactivating its efforts to support and expand the beloved local skatepark. The organization has quietly raised approximately $30,000 through automatic private donations during its hiatus. Now, with renewed momentum and community interest, these
There’s something special happening just north of Yellowstone—and it’s drawing a crowd.
After years without a full-scale musical, Gardiner School made a triumphant return to the stage last year with Footloose, performing for over 500 attendees. This spring, they’re raising the bar even higher with
