The story published last week regarding the Department of Natural Resource Conservation (DNRC) and Crazy Mountain Ranch (CMR) has been updated to reflect several important facts pertinent to providing a fully comprehensive and objective overview of the situation still unfolding in the Shields Valley. These updates include but are not

Opinion Editorials state the views solely of the author and do not reflect the views of the Community Journal.  By Sheila Royston, Wilsall Resident Dear Editor, It’s encouraging to see local media shedding light on the water rights dispute surrounding Crazy Mountain Ranch (CMR). Investigative efforts by advocate Keegan

Big Timber—An estimated 70 residents attended the public hearing and regular city council meeting scheduled for Monday, August 4th located at the Carnegie Library on 314 McLeod Street in Big Timber. The meeting, led by Mayor Greg DeBoer, primarily concerned resolution #1044, an amendment to the city’s budget

What began in the Shields Valley over two years ago and became a battle for water rights has now ended in a consent decree between the Crazy Mountain Ranch (CMR) and the Montana Department of Natural Resource Conservation (DNRC), the latter of which had filed a recent lawsuit on July

It’s the Electric Event of the Summer! The 14th annual Montana Clean Energy Fair is the premiere event for comprehensive, clean-powered living in the Big Sky State. Experience the power of cost savings with renewables and efficiency. Attend top tier workshops, meet a host of local and regional exhibitors,

Robert and Valerie Anderson have partnered with Northern Yellowstone Open Lands, a regional initiative of the Gallatin Valley Land Trust (GVLT), to forever conserve their 884-acre historic family ranch, located southwest of Livingston in the Trail Creek area. The Andersons worked with Northern Yellowstone Open Lands to establish a voluntary

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

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