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The Park County American Association of University Women (AAUW) will hold two election candidate forums on Monday, October 19th at the City-County Building, 414 East Callender Street in Livingston. Candidates for Commission District 1, Clerk of District Court and Sheriff will participate in the forum from 6 to 7:
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By Lisa Machac When I started Table Talk, I worried I'd run out of things to report. This county is such a hospitality hub that it keeps giving me plenty of material. I think it's a great time to start expanding outside of Livingston and into
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I have often said that the first casualty in a judicial election is the truth, and we again have another candidate trying to pull the wool over the voters’ eyes in Montana. Judge Amy Eddy wants Montanans to believe she is above politics. Her campaign for the Montana Supreme Court
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Show of hands: how many of you have recently been talking about the danger data centers pose? Or the impact of dark money in politics? Or maybe all the threats facing public lands across the West? Keep your hands up if you’ve heard a lot of contradictory information out
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Monthly Documentary CLUB Begins with a Free Film Screening and Discussion ASPEN, Abuse Support & Prevention Education Network, invites the community to attend Your Attention Please Monday, September 14th at 5 pm. The documentary is suitable for teens and adults. In order to make it easier for families to attend,
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Help us keep our beloved Yellowstone River clean after another fantastic summer season through our annual Yellowstone River Cleanup! Whether you’re a floater or a walker, there’s a place for everyone to pitch in. Join us as we work to remove trash from the Yellowstone River and its
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Elk River Arts and Lectures (ERAL), Livingston Fringe Festival, and Opera Montana present a conversation between makers about The Art of Adaptations. Featuring Kelley Rourke and Isabel Shaida, this free conversation will explore questions including: Why do we adapt works? What does a good adaptation do? All are welcome on
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Elk River Books and Elk River Arts & Lectures present a slideshow and lecture by Kirby Lambert, curator of collections for the Montana Historical Society, where he’ll discuss his book, A History of Montana in 101 Places. The event will take place on Thursday, September 10th, 2026 at Elk
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