Glacier National Park reminds visitors that 120-day advance timed entry vehicle reservations become available on Recreation.gov starting February 13, 2025, at 8 am Mountain Time.

by James Kozlik What keeps us from moving forward with our creative attributes? Maybe it's the fear of criticism. That’s easy to recognize, since inherently we have it within our own thought forms. When you read a book for instance, do you read with a critical eye

by Tony Crowder Livingston’s sister non-profit Community and Curated Closet thrift stores recently achieved a one-million-dollar milestone in contributions to local non-profit activities and organizations throughout Park County after nearly 20 years in operation. Executive Director Caron Cooper, who relocated to Montana from California in the mid 1990s, opened

by Nurse Jill We have already had a look at the first two components of CPR: rescue breathing and compressions. But there is a final component that is the unsung hero of cardiac arrest. The defibrillator. Every muscle cell in the heart must work together in an organized rhythm that

Chocolate-Filled Cookies Recipe by Carla Williams Ingredients * 1 cup unsalted butter, softened * 1 ¼ cups granulated sugar * ½ cup light brown sugar * 1 large egg * 1 large egg yolk * 1 teaspoon vanilla extract * 3 1/3cups cake flour * ½ cup dark cocoa powder. * 2 tablespoons cornstarch * 1 teaspoon baking powder * ¼ teaspoon baking soda

by Jill-Ann Ouellette Apple cider vinegar (ACV), a staple in most kitchens, is used for everything from salad dressings, cooking, and pickling; to cleaning toilets, floors, windows, and unclogging drains; to personal care, like washing your hair, preventing foot odor, and stopping dandruff. As far back as 3300 B.C.

The City's efforts to implement the Growth Policy continue! As you may recall, the City embarked upon an update to the zoning provisions of the Livingston Municipal Code this fall. After initial feedback during an in-person visit from the team at SCJ Alliance, the public input process continues

by Grant Gager, City Manager **Is the City conducting another study for a new railroad crossing? ** The short answer is—not yet. The City is pursuing federal funding which would help the community evaluate opportunities to improve bike, pedestrian and vehicle crossings over the railway within the City. The current