For the past eight years, Give A Hoot has shined a light on what makes Park County special: a community that believes in supporting the nonprofits working every day to make life better for everyone. From addressing critical needs and strengthening local services to creating opportunities that help residents thrive,
Monthly Documentary CLUB Begins with a Free Film Screening and Discussion
ASPEN, Abuse Support & Prevention Education Network, invites the community to attend Your Attention Please Monday, September 14th at 5 pm. The documentary is suitable for teens and adults. In order to make it easier for families to attend,
by Jill-Ann Ouellette
Loaves & Fishes of Livingston is putting the call out for local volunteers from civic clubs, associations, groups and local businesses to participate at the kitchen preparing and serving warm meals. Can you help?
Loaves & Fishes’ mission is to honor and serve Christ by feeding
by Jill-Ann Ouellette
Loaves & Fishes of Livingston is putting the call out for local volunteers from civic clubs, associations, groups and local businesses to participate at the kitchen preparing and serving warm meals. Can you help?
Loaves & Fishes’ mission is to honor and serve Christ by feeding
For the past eight years, Give A Hoot has shined a light on what makes Park County special: a community that believes in supporting the nonprofits working every day to make life better for everyone. From addressing critical needs and strengthening local services to creating opportunities that help residents thrive,
Monthly Documentary CLUB Begins with a Free Film Screening and Discussion
ASPEN, Abuse Support & Prevention Education Network, invites the community to attend Your Attention Please Monday, September 14th at 5 pm. The documentary is suitable for teens and adults. In order to make it easier for families to attend,
The Livingston HealthCare Foundation is proud to announce that Carol Lalani and the late Sal Lalani have been selected as the recipients of the 2026 Debbie Erdman–Lee Freeman Leadership in Philanthropy Award.
The award recognizes individuals whose transformational generosity and leadership have improved the welfare of citizens and enhanced
HELENA — The Transparent Election Initiative (TEI) has announced that the organization will begin hosting virtual webinars designed to teach Montana voters how to mail in signatures for ballot measure I-194. Also called “The Montana Plan,” the measure aims to eliminate dark money influence in Montana elections by redefining what
This May, the Park County Community Foundation (PCCF) awarded seven scholarships memorializing two renowned Park County residents. Five students received the Barbara Thronson Scholarship representing Shields Valley and Park High Schools. One student from Park High School received the David Gibson Memorial Scholarship, while a Shields Valley High School student
Applications are now available for the thirteenth year of Leadership 49, an MSU Park County Extension program. The nine-month leadership development program for Park County citizens is comprised of immersive, day-long sessions hosted in different communities and a group project. Participants develop leadership skills, increase their knowledge about
Weekly Summer Tradition Returns to Miles Band Shell Park with Local Vendors, Live Music, Themed Events, and Family-Friendly Fun Every Wednesday Evening
The Livingston Farmers Market returns for its 24th season on Wednesday, June 3rd, bringing 16 weeks of fresh local food, live music, artisan vendors, community events, and