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	Rural Fire District firefighters spray water on a burning trailer home at the Big Spur trailer court on U.S. Highway 89 about 14 miles south of Livingston, Thursday, May 8. Two residents of the trailer home were transported to Livingston Memorial Hospital to be treated for smoke inhalation, authorities at the scene said. The cause of the fire is under investigation. For more, see the story below. Enterprise photo by Angela Schneider


	The Livingston Enterprise is an afternoon newspaper serving Park County, Montana, which is located on the northern border of Yellowstone National Park. We have a circulation of 3,300 and publish Monday-Friday, offering local, state, national and world news for subscribers in Livingston, Gardiner, Clyde Park, Wilsall, Cooke City and surrounding areas. Our office is open Monday-Friday, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. To subscribe, click here or call 222-2000.

Disabled mom settles with state for $330,000; Geri Glass case

A disabled Livingston mother, Geri Glass, has settled with the Montana Department of Health and Human Services over a discrimination lawsuit dating back to 2004.
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Wassmer asks for sentence review

A man convicted and sentenced to 160 years in prison for brutally killing a woman in Park County asked for his sentenced to be reviewed and lessened in Townsend Thursday.
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Fire torches Paradise Valley mobile home

Residents of the Big Spur trailer court gathered in a crowd as firefighters doused a fellow resident’s home with water and foam Thursday morning.
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Legal hassles expand in Guest House matter

Electricians, plumbers and heating companies are trying to recoup money from the Downtown Guest House and its investors for materials and labor they claim has never been paid for.
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Candidates discuss issues at forum

Although the expected Park County issues — trash and roads — were frequent topics of questions posed to county candidates at Wednesday night’s forum in the City-County Complex, some less predictable topics, including combining the county and city government, and the perceived low employee moral in the county, created lively debate.
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Voters pass Shields Valley levy

Voters in Shields Valley approved two school levies, and trustee races for several area district schools and the Park County Rural Fire District were decided in Tuesday’s elections.
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Senior Citizens Center gets $950,000 in grants to update safety

The Park County Senior Citizens Center was awarded up to $950,000 in grants for improvements to its nearly 100-year-old facility.
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County axes gravel pit plan

The Park County Commission have decided not to pursue digging a gravel pit just south of U.S. Interstate 90 in the Harvat’s Flats area.
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