Following five strenuous months of campaigning, unofficial results for the November 2025 election have finally arrived. According to Park County election administrators, three seats contested for Livingston City Commission have been secured by Jessica Wilcox, Cindy Daniels and Kemp O’Neill in a narrow election comprising 8,185 votes across
Opinion Editorials state the views solely of the author and do not reflect the views of the Community Journal.
With less than one week the upcoming November election looms leaving many wondering which contenders for Livingston City Commission emerge viable following a lengthy campaign season that began with nine candidates
Park County and HRDC have announced the launch of the Park County Home Repair Program, a new initiative providing financial assistance to low- and moderate-income homeowners for critical home repairs that improve health, safety, ADA accessibility, and energy efficiency.
Funded by the Montana Department of Commerce through the Community Development
Park County and HRDC have announced the launch of the Park County Home Repair Program, a new initiative providing financial assistance to low- and moderate-income homeowners for critical home repairs that improve health, safety, ADA accessibility, and energy efficiency.
Funded by the Montana Department of Commerce through the Community Development
Following five strenuous months of campaigning, unofficial results for the November 2025 election have finally arrived. According to Park County election administrators, three seats contested for Livingston City Commission have been secured by Jessica Wilcox, Cindy Daniels and Kemp O’Neill in a narrow election comprising 8,185 votes across
Opinion Editorials state the views solely of the author and do not reflect the views of the Community Journal.
With less than one week the upcoming November election looms leaving many wondering which contenders for Livingston City Commission emerge viable following a lengthy campaign season that began with nine candidates
The City of Livingston is calling on residents to participate in a crucial water infrastructure initiative aimed at identifying water service line materials throughout the community. In compliance with the Environmental Protection Agency’s Lead and Copper Rule Revision (LCRR), the city must complete a comprehensive inventory of all water
The Livingston City Commission is providing a statement related to threats made towards city officials and employees.
On Wednesday, October 15th, a death threat was mailed through the US Postal Service to the City Manager’s home referencing Charlie Kirk’s recent assassination and the installation of bulb-outs in downtown
The American Association of University Women, Park Branch, will hold a candidates forum on Monday, October 20th for City Judge and City Commissioner in the Community Room of the City-County Building, located at 414 E. Callender St. in Livingston.
The forum for City Judge Candidates, Carol Merideth and Belinda Schweigert,
People across the country will again protest in the streets as part of No Kings Day 2, a national day of protest and mobilization against the actions of the Trump administration.
In Park County, residents will have two protests to attend: one in Livingston and one in Gardiner. Indivisible Park
Public water systems nationwide are required to complete a service line inventory by November 1, 2027, to identify any lead pipes delivering drinking water to homes.
The City of Livingston is working with the Montana Departments of Commerce and Environmental Quality to complete this inventory, and we need your help.
