The Livingston HealthCare Foundation is proud to announce that its Go for the Gold Fundraiser, held last Friday evening at The Mint Bar & Grill, raised $3,675 in support of a critical pharmacy renovation project at Livingston HealthCare. The Foundation extends its sincere gratitude to the business community, The

Likeness: The Art of Seeing Each Other will be on display at the Livingston Center for Art and Culture from February 10th through March 7th. Co-curated by Executive Director Kathy Bekedam and Board Member Ashley Noble, Likeness embraces the many ways artists capture connection, empathy and individuality. After reviewing the

Wheatgrass Books invites artists of all backgrounds to participate in Skateboard Art for a Cause, a one-day community art event celebrating creativity, youth culture, and the vital role skateparks play in building strong, connected communities. Artists are invited to paint, illustrate, or otherwise transform skateboard decks, which will be displayed

On Thursday, February 5th, downtown Livingston filled with small groups of sixth graders walking between storefronts, studios, and community spaces with clipboards in hand and questions ready. Students from Sleeping Giant Middle School and Shields Valley School took part in a Downtown Livingston Cougar Career Day coordinated by the Community

A native of Lambertville, Michigan, Isabella LaFreniere trained at Toledo Ballet, Northeast Academy of Dance, the Joffrey Academy of Dance, and the School of American Ballet, where she studied on full scholarship and received the Mae L. Wein Award for Outstanding Promise. She joined New York City Ballet in 2014,

Park County’s first RAD (Resource Access Day) will be held Tuesday, February 17th, from 11 am to 1 pm at the Livingston Park County Library. Staff from a wide range of local community service organizations, including Windrider, HRDC, WIC, the Early Childhood Coalition, the Livingston Food Resource Center, Loaves

Jennifer Schmid RN, CFRN, CEN, Trauma Coordinator, Livingston HealthCare Heart Health Month is a reminder to know our heart-health numbers, rethink our habits, and pay attention to the quiet signals our bodies send. But there is one action that rises above all others in its ability to save a life

Bozeman Field School, a nonprofit, independent high school in Bozeman, took a two-week service-learning trip to Cotuí in the Dominican Republic from January 6th to the 17th through a customized program from VISIONS Service Adventures. Students, accompanied by two adult chaperones, participated in a school building project, putting up walls