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@ YOUR LIBRARY: Summer thrills and romance novels to be found at the library

Published on Wed, 07/06/2016 - 2:41pm

 

Good things come in small packages. So true. Good things come in large packages, too; the latest reminder of that happy fact is the trio of new large print novels with great stories and reviews. “Britt-Maire was Here” comes to us from Fredrik Brockman, he of the engaging “A Man Named Ove.”

MSU commercial and magazine win national awards

Published on Wed, 07/06/2016 - 2:39pm

 A Montana State University commercial about the making of the documentary, “Unbranded”  was honored at the Council for Advancement and Support of Education’s 2016 national Circle of Excellence awards program.

Marriages and Dissolutions for May

Published on Fri, 07/01/2016 - 1:58pm

MARRIAGES
The following list of marriage ceremonies performed on licenses issued in Park County has been provided by Park County 6th Judicial District Court.

APRIL:
April 29, 2016: Tom Yun-Fu and Jasmine Alkhatib married in Park County.
April 30, 2016: Rusty Gebhardt and Shanna Simon married in Park County.

MAY:
May 6, 2016: Michael Holmes and Sarah Brady married in Park County.
May 6, 2016: Raymond Griffith and Kim Eisner married in Park County.
May 27, 2016: Kirk McClain and Pamela Hanson married in Park County.

Roundup Rodeo announcer to receive recognition for 68th rodeo

Published on Fri, 07/01/2016 - 1:56pm

Livingston Roundup Rodeo announcer Louis Armentaro was named “Montanan of the Week” as part of Cogressman Steve Daine’s campaign.

Over the weekend, Daines will honor Armentaro as he announces for his 68th Roundup Rodeo, according to a Daines press release.

Armentaro became an announcer after getting back from World War II in 1949. Before that, he ran audio while serving in the Special Services in Japan for theatre, games and parades.

Births week of June 18 to June 25

Published on Thu, 06/30/2016 - 2:32pm

June 22, 2016: Alice Sue Mangum, 7 pounds 12 ounces, a daughter born to Jessica and Travis Mangum, at The Shane G. Lalani Family Birth Center at Livingston HealthCare.

Livingston woman receives ‘Tanks for Thanks’

Published on Thu, 06/30/2016 - 2:31pm

A Livingston resident received “Tanks for Thanks” Cenex gift card for her service with the community.

The program, sponsored by Cenex, rewarded Anna Patterson for many years  volunteering in the area. She has worked with RSVP and  the senior companion program, and contributed to knitting 150 hats, mittens and scarves for area children. She also helped knit 10 baby sweaters.

In the Tanks for Thanks program,  people are nominated all over the U.S. for their community service efforts. One hundred people are awarded a $50 Cenex gift card each month.

Local teens complete Montana Youth Challenge

Published on Thu, 06/30/2016 - 2:27pm

Three students from Park County graduated from Montana Youth Challenge in Dillon.

Steven Danman and Zachary Krieger, both from Livingston, as well as Joel Hildreth, of Emigrant, completed the program.

Montana Youth Challenge, located at the University of Montana-Western conference is an academic-based program for students between the ages of 16 and 18 years old. The 22-week program incorporates leadership, physical fitness, job skills and health.

Livingston student on dean’s list

Published on Thu, 06/30/2016 - 2:24pm

Montana Tech student Macy K. Ricketts, of Livingston, is on the school’s dean’s list and the honor roll for the spring semester.

Those earning a 3.5 GPA are recognized on the dean’s list. A full-time undergraduate student — enrolling in and completing a minimum of 12 credits — who earns a 3.25 GPA during the semester is listed on the semester honor roll.

Club Notes Week of June 20

Published on Fri, 06/24/2016 - 2:18pm

Park County Historical Society

The regular meeting of the Park County Historical Society was held Wednesday, June 8 at the Park County Senior Center. The meeting began with the 

Program presentation given by Fred Shellenberg on the “Dairies of Livingston.”  

Fred recalled that in the 1930s when he was a young boy many people in town had a milk cow. There were probably thirty small dairies in the area that sold milk to people in town.  

Spend Independance Day with a good book

Published on Wed, 06/22/2016 - 1:56pm

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