Opinion Editorials state the views solely of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Community Journal.
By Jeff Managan
The Montana Plan (I-194) is now being prepared for your ballot, placed there by over 50,000 Montanans and more than 600 all-volunteer signature gatherers
Federal Funding will Engage AmeriCorps Members in Montana
HELENA — The Governor’s Office of Community Service pleased to announce that Montana has received $1,674,749 in funding from AmeriCorps. The total funding amount is granted to the Montana Commission on Community Service, the Governor-appointed State Service Commission, which
Tim Benson, PA-C, Livingston HealthCare
As long summer days settle into southwest Montana, it’s a great time for both visitors and locals to stay mindful of their health. Our region’s dry climate comes an increased risk of heat-related illness—a range of conditions that can affect
Every July, Give a Hoot reminds Park County of something special about this community: people here believe that strong nonprofits help create a stronger place to live. Throughout the month, residents come together to support organizations that enrich life in Park County, with matching funds helping every donation go even
Park County Council for the Arts (PCCArts) has launched its first Give-A-Hoot campaign after receiving a generous seed grant from the Park County Community Foundation Arts Council in Spring 2024. The campaign continues through July 2026.
“PCCArts is a countywide nonprofit raising funds to celebrate local artists through
BOZEMAN – Single tickets go on sale July 20th for the Bozeman Symphony’s 2026-27 season, Music that Moves Us . . . Near and Far, the orchestra’s 59th season and its most expansive and ambitious to date.
The season opens September 12th & 13th with Revolution & Revelry: Shostakovich 5, launching
HARLOWTON — Harlo Music Project returns on Saturday, August 8th, bringing nationally touring artists, Montana favorites, and a full day of fun to the heart of Wheatland County. Now in its eighth year, the festival has become a summer tradition, pairing standout acts with the welcoming atmosphere of a classic small-
Elk River Books and Elk River Arts & Lectures present a reading from Miriam Horn, environmental advocate and filmmaker, who will share from and discuss her biography of renowned field biologist George Schaller, Homesick for a World Unknown: The Life of George B. Schaller, on Thursday, July 9th, at the
