Crazy Mountain Ranch shared plans for summer operations, community investment, and resource stewardship
On Tuesday, April 28th, community members gathered at Shields Valley High School for an open house hosted by Shields Valley Schools, the town of Clyde Park, and Crazy Mountain Ranch (CMR). The event combined presentations with small-group
On April 30th, the City County Complex at 414 E. Callender Street in Livingston filled with something you don’t typically see in those halls: middle school students asking questions, testing ideas, and examining closely the work that keeps a community running.
Eighth graders from Sleeping Giant Middle School (SGMS)
The Shane Lalani Center for the Arts is bringing the popular Summer Outdoor Concert Series (SOCS) back for a fourth year in 2026. Starting June 4th and continuing through July 30th, the Shane Center will present free community concerts at the Henry Blake Pavilion from 5 to 8 pm each
HELENA — Attorney General Austin Knudsen issued the following statement in observance of Missing or Murdered Indigenous Persons Awareness Day:
“Montana's tribal communities are suffering from immense tragedy brought on by the missing and murdered Indigenous persons crisis. I saw it firsthand when I prosecuted in Roosevelt County, and
This year marks a major milestone for Counterpoint, a Livingston institution that has now been helping people with developmental disabilities and building community for a full half century.
To mark the occasion, Counterpoint’s staff and board of directors are inviting the community to help celebrate.
“I’m really proud
by Christopher Spromberg, Psy.D
Clinical Psychologist,Livingston HealthCare
Last week, I wrote about how action creates motivation; this week, I want to focus on the most important question that follows: how to actually get started, one small step at a time. One of the most effective approaches to building
The Yellowstone Gateway Museum Foundation’s Speaker Series continues in the third week of May. James C. Halfpenny, Ph.D. will be speaking on “The Yellowstone Wolverine Revealed.” In addition to the featured lecture, a reception is planned at the museum, as are presentations to students at East Side Elementary
by Christopher Spromberg, Psy.D
Clinical Psychologist, Livingston HealthCare
In my work as a clinical psychologist, I frequently hear a common concern from adults, teenagers and parents alike: “I just don’t feel motivated,” or “My child has no motivation.” It’s often described as the core problem— the reason
Crazy Mountain Ranch shared plans for summer operations, community investment, and resource stewardship
On Tuesday, April 28th, community members gathered at Shields Valley High School for an open house hosted by Shields Valley Schools, the town of Clyde Park, and Crazy Mountain Ranch (CMR). The event combined presentations with small-group
HRDC is preparing to open its Livingston Warming Center for the upcoming winter season, providing a safe, warm space for individuals experiencing homelessness or lacking adequate heat during Montana’s coldest months.
The Warming Center model operates seasonally and relies on community support and fundraising to keep its doors open.
The Park County Council for the Arts (PCCArts) proudly awarded Parks Reece the distinction of Inaugural Artist Laureate for 2025. PCCArts also recognized the late Russell Chatham as the 2025 Legacy Laureate. Parks, as well as Russell’s daughter Lea, received a beautiful leather award ribbon designed by Chase DeForest.
By Melissa Johansen
Livingston’s third annual Craft Supply Swap will be held October 25th, from noon to 4 pm at Old Lumberyard (122 North F Street). This is a fun, free community event that centers creativity, reducing waste, and connecting our communities.
There is a lot of community excitement
Raise a glass and your spirits at the Livingston 2nd Street Oktoberfest on Saturday, October 18th from 4 to 7 pm. Admission is free and there’s fun for all! Enjoy interactive adult and kids’ activities, seasonal drink and food specials, and live accordion music. There will be a long
The National Alliance On Metal Illness (NAMI) has designated September as National Suicide Prevention Month to shine a spotlight on a topic not often talked about... suicide.
“Regarding the question of suicide, keep it a question. It’s not really an answer.” - Peter McWilliams
Everyone is affected by suicide,
The Park County Community Journal (PCCJ) presents its 9th annual Best of Park County poll, a contest intended to showcase our community’s best—the outstanding people, places, and local businesses that make this special community vibrant.
Voting will begin on Wednesday, August 20th, at 9 am and concludes three
Opinion Editorials state the views solely of the author and do not reflect the views of the Community Journal.
By Brad Wilson
In his recent guest column, Sam Byrne, managing partner of CrossHarbor Capital Partners, offered an apology to the Shields Valley community for missteps in water use at Crazy
Park Local Development Corporation, in collaboration with MSU Extension Park County, is proud to announce the launch of a new opportunity aimed at strengthening the local business community. The Master and Mingle series kicks off with its first sessions on August 26th and August 28th, offering business owners a unique
Crazy Mountain Ranch shared plans for summer operations, community investment, and resource stewardship
On Tuesday, April 28th, community members gathered at Shields Valley High School for an open house hosted by Shields Valley Schools, the town of Clyde Park, and Crazy Mountain Ranch (CMR). The event combined presentations with small-group
On April 30th, the City County Complex at 414 E. Callender Street in Livingston filled with something you don’t typically see in those halls: middle school students asking questions, testing ideas, and examining closely the work that keeps a community running.
Eighth graders from Sleeping Giant Middle School (SGMS)
The Shane Lalani Center for the Arts is bringing the popular Summer Outdoor Concert Series (SOCS) back for a fourth year in 2026. Starting June 4th and continuing through July 30th, the Shane Center will present free community concerts at the Henry Blake Pavilion from 5 to 8 pm each
HELENA — Attorney General Austin Knudsen issued the following statement in observance of Missing or Murdered Indigenous Persons Awareness Day:
“Montana's tribal communities are suffering from immense tragedy brought on by the missing and murdered Indigenous persons crisis. I saw it firsthand when I prosecuted in Roosevelt County, and
This year marks a major milestone for Counterpoint, a Livingston institution that has now been helping people with developmental disabilities and building community for a full half century.
To mark the occasion, Counterpoint’s staff and board of directors are inviting the community to help celebrate.
“I’m really proud
by Christopher Spromberg, Psy.D
Clinical Psychologist,Livingston HealthCare
Last week, I wrote about how action creates motivation; this week, I want to focus on the most important question that follows: how to actually get started, one small step at a time. One of the most effective approaches to building
The Yellowstone Gateway Museum Foundation’s Speaker Series continues in the third week of May. James C. Halfpenny, Ph.D. will be speaking on “The Yellowstone Wolverine Revealed.” In addition to the featured lecture, a reception is planned at the museum, as are presentations to students at East Side Elementary
by Christopher Spromberg, Psy.D
Clinical Psychologist, Livingston HealthCare
In my work as a clinical psychologist, I frequently hear a common concern from adults, teenagers and parents alike: “I just don’t feel motivated,” or “My child has no motivation.” It’s often described as the core problem— the reason