by James Fly A group of 20 Park County seniors has helped donate a total of $4,000 to four local non-profit organizations as participants in the very first Senior Giving Circle, a collaboration between the Park County Senior Center and the Park County Community Foundation. The seniors met twice

The Park County Community Foundation (PCCF) is now accepting applications for two scholarship programs supporting local students pursuing post secondary and vocational education. The David Gibson Memorial Scholarship has expanded eligibility to include Park County youth aged 21 or younger, offering greater flexibility for students who take time between high

Back for its second year, ArtWeek Park County is a countywide celebration of the arts. The event, a partnership designed to bring out community together through art, is jointly hosted by the Livingston Depot Center, Danforth Museum of Art, and Livingston Center for Art and Culture. ArtWeek Park County celebrates

In case you’re not familiar with Livingston Loves Trees (LLT), the group was formed about five years ago by several volunteers who raised money to buy trees to give away to city residents. The idea behind the group was to help keep the city’s urban forest alive and

Western Sustainability Exchange (WSE) is thrilled to announce the upcoming 2026 season of the Livingston Farmers Market, returning to Miles Band Shell Park this summer. As preparations are underway, WSE is proud to share that vendor fees will remain unchanged for the 2026 season—thanks to generous community support. This

Celebrate Supportive Community at Livingston Depot on April 10th ASPEN (Abuse, Support and Prevention Education Network) hosts its Annual Community Event on April 10th, including A Name Game: Monikers, Nicknames and Handles that Can Heal by Chrysti the Wordsmith. The event begins at 5:30 pm at the Livingston Depot

The Community School Collaborative (CSC), in partnership with the Livingston School District—specifically Sleeping Giant Middle School—will host its next Cougar Career Day on Thursday, March 26th at Livingston HealthCare. For this special healthcare-focused event, SGMS 7th graders will be joined by students from Gardiner School and Shields Valley,

by Jill-Ann Ouellette On Saturday, February 14th, three girls and three boys, ages 8-13, were crowned Champions at the Montana Elks State “Hoop Shoot”® free throw contest, which took place at Park High School in Livingston. District Champions from the five districts in Montana competed for the State Contest crowns.