Livingston will host its first-ever Restaurant Week from Monday, January 19th, 2025, through Sunday, January 25th, 2026, giving locals and visitors a chance to enjoy the town’s vibrant food scene while supporting neighbors in need. Participating restaurants, bars, and coffee shops will feature special dishes and drinks, with a
The Bozeman Symphony invites children and families to a special Symphony Storytime featuring percussion on Wednesday, December 10th at 10:15 am at the Bozeman Public Library. This free, interactive program—presented in partnership with the library’s Toddler and Preschool Storytime—blends dynamic storytelling with the wonder of live
The Livingston Film Series is delighted to present it’s free annual screening of THE POLAR EXPRESS on December 23rd in the Dulcie Theatre at the Shane Lalani Center for the Arts in Livingston.
THE POLAR EXPRESS follows Billy (Hayden McFarland), who longs to believe in Santa Claus but finds
The Livingston City Commission recently completed its annual performance evaluation of City Manager Grant Gager. The comprehensive evaluation involved assigning a numerical ranking using a scale of 1-5 with five meaning ‘excellent’ across nine performance dimensions deemed most essential to the job of city manager.
The aggregate score of all
Elk River Arts & Lectures presents a celebration of A River Dream: The Writing and Art of Russell Chatham’s Clark City Press, edited by Jamie Harrison. Guest presenters and writers will include Rick Bass, Lea Chatham, Gretel Ehrlich, Max Hjortsberg and Allen Morris Jones. Doors will open at 6:
In partnership with Park County school librarians and teachers, Elk River Arts and Lectures (ERAL) is launching Park County Reads!, a program created to support a culture of reading through book giveaways.
ERAL is hosting a holiday book drive and supporting the Giving Tree of Paradise Valley. Books for the
The Livingston HealthCare Foundation has launched its current appeal to support a critical renovation of the Livingston HealthCare pharmacy. The project will expand capacity, improve safety, and update sterile compounding spaces to meet modern standards, directly benefiting patients who rely on precise, timely, and safely prepared medications.
One of those
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By Patricia Grabow
If you go out to Love’s Lane, you will see what this city commission, that had so much promise to begin with, has become. This is
