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	Members of the Bozeman Christian Reform Church and volunteers from Park County lift a small church, known as Meditation Point, from the ground to be placed on a trailer, July 1. The church is being moved near the Emigrant General Store temporarily. A permanent spot is still sought for the church. 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.

Ex-HealthCare worker pleads not guilty to stalking

A former Livingston HealthCare employee accused of stalking two co-workers pleaded not guilty in District Court Monday and remains in jail.
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Armory thief gets deferred sentence

A 21-year-old man who pleaded guilty to stealing and damaging property owned by the City of Livingston and the National Guard Armory received a deferred sentence and a nearly $18,000 restitution requirement Monday in District Court.
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Ill wind blows through Livingston

With gusts of up to 67 mph, strong winds sent dust, debris and tree limbs flying Tuesday afternoon.
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County workers set to receive 2.8 percent raise

The Park County Commission was busy at work Tuesday afternoon, passing a resolution to spend additional money for fiscal year 2008-09 and later approving a 2.8 percent wage increase for Park County employee cost of living.
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New Livingston trail beckons runners and walkers

Tired of walking or running the same old routes around town? Then the city’s new Historic Bozeman Trail Connector may be your alternative to the routine.
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Rain can’t dampen Roundup Parade

Red, white, blue and plenty of glitz covered downtown Thursday afternoon as the Livingston Roundup Rodeo kicked off with its annual parade.
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City sued over boy being shocked at old Water Works building

The mother of a young boy is suing the City of Livingston for its alleged negligence that she says resulted in her son suffering an electric shock and being thrown from the city’s old Water Works building.
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Cannon out duels Yellow Ribbon

The Livingston Roundup Rodeo isn’t your small town bucking show. The proof is in the numbers, and the contestants.
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Braves sweep Bozeman

More often than not when an error is made in baseball, there is a penalty to be paid. The Bozeman Spikes paid dearly for the miscues Saturday afternoon in a Southern Class A Conference twin bill with homestanding Livingston.
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