The now twenty-year-old Livingston Downtown Building Owners and Business Association (LDBOBA), formerly Livingston’s Downtown Association, has recently published its Downtown Long-Term Economic Development Objectives & Priorities as an advertisement in this issue of the Park County Community Journal. The organization’s ten objectives are research-based initiatives considered vital to

By Carson King, AG-ACNP Board Certified Internal Medicine, Livingston HealthCare Heart disease is the leading cause of death in Montana, responsible for roughly 23% of all deaths in the state in 2022, according to CDC data. Nationally, heart disease continues to outrank all other causes of death, claiming hundreds of

The Speaker Series of the Yellowstone Gateway Museum Foundation continues with multiple events during the second week of March. The feature event is a lecture in the Dulce Theatre at the Shane Center for the Arts on Wednesday, March 11th at 6 pm. Dr. Craig Lee, Montana State University professor

The Park County Land Trust (PCLT) is proud to announce the creation of its new Conservation Assistance Fund, a dedicated funding initiative designed to help local landowners protect their properties through conservation easements. One of the most significant barriers to placing conservation easements on smaller properties is the financial cost

The Shane Lalani Center for the Arts is proud to present the 30th anniversary production of RENT, running February 27th through March 22nd. Performances will take place February 27th through March 8th at the Shane Center’s Dulcie Theatre in Livingston and March 13th – 22nd in Bozeman at the Ellen

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