
The Park County Environmental Council (PCEC) is thrilled to announce that it will be planting another 100 trees across Livingston next week. Over the past few months, over 80 residents, and organizations including Park High School and the Depot Center have signed up to adopt, water and care for these
by PCCJ Contributor
By Jill-Ann Ouellette The Livingston Roundup Association is looking to crown the next Miss Livingston Roundup and Miss Teen Livingston Roundup! You are invited to attend the horsemanship competition at the Park County Fairgrounds, 46 View Vista Drive, on Saturday, June 14th at 9 am which will be followed by
by Jill Ouellette
Come on down to Gardiner on May 24th for a celebration of the Wild West! This horse drive has been bringing horses from the Gardiner rodeo grounds to the Jardine rodeo grounds since 1982. The horses, cowboys, and cowgirls race through town and up 2000 feet in ele-vation to the
by PCCJ Contributor
Prevention Coordinator Jessica Issacs Shares Strategies to Empower Young People ASPEN has programs to help kids and teens build healthy relationships and to recognize warning signs of unhealthy ones. Between Mother’s and Father’s Day, on Tuesday, May 27th, ASPEN invites parents to lunch to learn some tips and
by PCCJ Contributor
Several Students Were Honored Tuesday During Park High's Academic Achievement and Military Enlistment Awards Ceremony Park County Dugout - May 2025 TheParkCountyDugout.substack.com By: Jeff Schlapp On Tuesday night, Park High School celebrated Excellence. It applauded Greatness. It saluted dedication, resolve, integrity, curiosity, responsiveness, and caring. Eighty-four
by PCCJ Contributor
Judging Involved Writing a 750-Word Essay About Using Civics to Solve a Community Problem and a Live Quiz Testing Civics Knowledge Park County Dugout - May 11, 2025 TheParkCountyDugout.substack.com By: Jeff Schlapp On Saturday, six civic-minded middle schoolers from Park County participated in the Second Annual National Civics
by PCCJ Contributor
The Shane Lalani Center for the Arts has announced the lineup for their popular summer music series for 2025. For the fourth year in a row, The Shane Center presents a family-friendly afternoon featuring food trucks and free live music under the Henry Blake Pavilion every Thursday in June and
by PCCJ Contributor
Wellness Center Update Aided by the recent warm weather, construction on the new Wellness Center continues on schedule. Last week, the crews got busy forming the lap pool! Later this month, they will turn their attention to the recreation pool as we await the fabrication of the wall panels so
by PCCJ Contributor
The Park County Environmental Council (PCEC) is thrilled to announce that it will be planting another 100 trees across Livingston next week. Over the past few months, over 80 residents, and organizations including Park High School and the Depot Center have signed up to adopt, water and care for these
by PCCJ Contributor
Team River Runner, a nationwide veteran’s organization with chapters in several states, is hosting the 21st annual Pig Roast fundraiser on Saturday, July 19th from 6 to 10 pm at the Emigrant Outpost, located at 70 Murphy Lane in Emigrant. Proceeds from the event will be used to fund

The Gallatin Valley Farmer’s Market (GVFM), hosted at the county fairgrounds (located at 901 N. Black Ave) in neighboring Bozeman, will kick off the 2025 season on Saturday, June 14th. This year, 15 vendors from Park County have registered to participate each Saturday from 9 am to 12 pm

Revenue Share Will Support the Give A Hoot Campaign Two local businesses–Katabatic Brewing Company and Cardinal Distributing–are supporting the Park County CommunityFoundation’s annual Give A Hoot giving challenge by sharing revenue earned through sales of a specialty brew, the Give A Hoot pale ale. The annual giving
We are proud to announce the Year 11 graduates of Leadership 49, a nine-month leadership program designed to develop empowered and engaged citizens that will strengthen and connect the communities of Park County. Finishing its eleventh year, Leadership 49 has graduated over 185 community leaders. “Joining this group helped me

In response to growing interest from Park County landowners, community members, and conservation partners, the Gallatin Valley Land Trust (GVLT) has launched Northern Yellowstone Open Lands—a conservation initiative based in Livingston, Montana. Northern Yellowstone Open Lands is dedicated to serving Park County’s landowners and communities who are committed

Grab your rigging bag, your best hat, rosin up the ropes, tighten up the buckles, shine your cowboy boots and saddle the horses—it’s time to rodeo! The Northern Rodeo Association (NRA) and the Northern Women’s Rodeo Association (NWRA) both begin their action-packed, fun-filled 2025 season with the

As Park County continues to undergo growth and diversification, the public school system has become a subject of controversy. For many years, the district primarily comprised only state-funded programming and private parochial institutions such as St. Mary’s, with few alternatives for formal education sans religious affiliation—Montessori schools and

The BLM Montana/Dakotas will bring 54 wild horses and burros to the Upper Yellowstone Wild Horse & Burro Adoption Event, taking place June 6-8, 2025, at the Park County Fairgrounds in Livingston, Montana. This event will offer 37 untouched horses, 15 burros, and two saddle-trained horses from Wyoming Honor

The Park County Environmental Council (PCEC) is thrilled to announce that it will be planting another 100 trees across Livingston next week. Over the past few months, over 80 residents, and organizations including Park High School and the Depot Center have signed up to adopt, water and care for these
by PCCJ Contributor
By Jill-Ann Ouellette The Livingston Roundup Association is looking to crown the next Miss Livingston Roundup and Miss Teen Livingston Roundup! You are invited to attend the horsemanship competition at the Park County Fairgrounds, 46 View Vista Drive, on Saturday, June 14th at 9 am which will be followed by
by Jill Ouellette
Come on down to Gardiner on May 24th for a celebration of the Wild West! This horse drive has been bringing horses from the Gardiner rodeo grounds to the Jardine rodeo grounds since 1982. The horses, cowboys, and cowgirls race through town and up 2000 feet in ele-vation to the
by PCCJ Contributor
Prevention Coordinator Jessica Issacs Shares Strategies to Empower Young People ASPEN has programs to help kids and teens build healthy relationships and to recognize warning signs of unhealthy ones. Between Mother’s and Father’s Day, on Tuesday, May 27th, ASPEN invites parents to lunch to learn some tips and
by PCCJ Contributor
Several Students Were Honored Tuesday During Park High's Academic Achievement and Military Enlistment Awards Ceremony Park County Dugout - May 2025 TheParkCountyDugout.substack.com By: Jeff Schlapp On Tuesday night, Park High School celebrated Excellence. It applauded Greatness. It saluted dedication, resolve, integrity, curiosity, responsiveness, and caring. Eighty-four
by PCCJ Contributor
Judging Involved Writing a 750-Word Essay About Using Civics to Solve a Community Problem and a Live Quiz Testing Civics Knowledge Park County Dugout - May 11, 2025 TheParkCountyDugout.substack.com By: Jeff Schlapp On Saturday, six civic-minded middle schoolers from Park County participated in the Second Annual National Civics
by PCCJ Contributor
The Shane Lalani Center for the Arts has announced the lineup for their popular summer music series for 2025. For the fourth year in a row, The Shane Center presents a family-friendly afternoon featuring food trucks and free live music under the Henry Blake Pavilion every Thursday in June and
by PCCJ Contributor
Wellness Center Update Aided by the recent warm weather, construction on the new Wellness Center continues on schedule. Last week, the crews got busy forming the lap pool! Later this month, they will turn their attention to the recreation pool as we await the fabrication of the wall panels so
by PCCJ Contributor


