As a native Montanan, I'm proud of our long tradition of supporting local levies that fund the services communities depend on—public schools, public safety, parks and recreation, infrastructure, among others. That civic commitment will remain under I-194, The Montana Plan. Communities will continue to ask residents,
Phillip Jay Moody, age 74, of Livingston, Montana passed away September 2nd, 2026 after a long and courageous battle with prostate cancer.
Phillip was born and raised in Idaho Falls and developed a love of cars and all things mechanical while spending long hours with his father, Virgil, at his
by Jill-Ann Ouellette
Loaves & Fishes of Livingston is putting the call out for local volunteers from civic clubs, associations, groups and local businesses to participate at the kitchen preparing and serving warm meals. Can you help?
Loaves & Fishes’ mission is to honor and serve Christ by feeding
For one day last week, Sleeping Giant Middle School seventh graders had an unusually large classroom.
It included a farm, horses and foals, drones, plants, the Montana State University Student Union, a college campus… and dozens of adults willing to share what they know with young people.
On September 10th,
For the past eight years, Give A Hoot has shined a light on what makes Park County special: a community that believes in supporting the nonprofits working every day to make life better for everyone. From addressing critical needs and strengthening local services to creating opportunities that help residents thrive,
The MAX will play a free concert on Saturday, September 19th from 4 to 8 pm at the Bandshell in Sacajawea Park. There is no admission charge and everyone is welcome. The concert is open to all ages. Food and beverages will be available for sale.
Frank O’Connor, candidate
by Alexis Egan, MOTR/L, Livingston HealthCare
Why did you decide to become a pediatric OT?
I knew I wanted to work in healthcare since I was a young child. When I was in middle school and high school, my grandma and grandpa both had significant medical events which required
Do you like pie? Could you use $300? The Shane Lalani Center for the Arts has a deal for you. As part of their Livingston Bluegrass Festival, they’re hosting a pie eating contest on Saturday, September 19th at the Blake Pavilion.
The festival kicks off Friday, Sept 18th at
