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	Cutline: Youngsters get into position to catch candy as the beginning of the annual Livingston Chamber Roundup Parade passes along South Second Street, Wednesday afternoon, July 2. Thousands watched the parade tour through downtown Livingston. For more on the parade, see the story below. Enterprise photo by Stephen Matlow


	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.

Roundup Parade — the final frontier

Outer space was confined to three Livingston streets as the annual Livingston Chamber Roundup Parade rolled through downtown Wednesday afternoon, to the delight of thousands of spectators.
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Ninth Street Bridge opens to islands

How long does it take to build a prefabricated military bridge over an existing bridge?
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Signs limit access to island bridge

Access to Ninth and Siebeck islands remains limited to residents and property owners Tuesday as a law enforcement checkpoint has been removed, replaced by signs spelling out the conditions for using the temporary Bailey bridge.
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Livingston resident to serve jail time in federal lockup

Livingston resident John Maroney was sentenced June 25 to 27 months in prison following a guilty plea to a federal firearms violation while on parole for felony burglary.
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Baucus looks to FEMA for Ninth Street Island bridge help

U.S. Senator Max Baucus, D-Mont,, vowed to press the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) for help in funding a permanent replacement for the Ninth Street Island bridge.
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City property owners need to cut grass

Several former homesites on Livingston’s north side owned by Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway have fallen into neglect.
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‘Pet shrink’ leaves legacy at animal shelter

A local animal shelter had to say goodbye Saturday to its pet shrink.
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