The Livingston Enterprise

08/22/2026

-Jury trial set in case of man accused of having child r**e videos
-Court to determine whether woman accused of killing ex should be re-arrested
-Man accused of fifth DUI
-Oklahoma man accused of causing near-fatal crash in Park County while drunk
-Wardle gets prison in Catherine Sorensen case
-Court: CPS didn't violate accused's civil rights
-Local man accused of trying obtain child s*x
-Investigation into Sorensen's death is closed, court says
-Man gets prison for victimizing teen
-Woman accused of negligent homicide faces criminal contempt charge
-Woman charged with felony over alleged rental property damage

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08/22/2026

The Northtown project has been renamed The Ridge and has changed.

The project calls for 10 buildings and a total of 240 residential units, including 54 with one bedroom, 102 with two bedrooms, 60 with three bedrooms, 24 with four bedrooms, and 3,000 square feet of commercial space, according to July 2026 documents from the developer.

The project used to call for nine buildings with a total of 104 studio apartments, 68 one-bedroom apartments, and 68 two-bedroom apartments and 12,850 square feet of commercial space.

An updated Traffic Impact Study reflects the reduction in commercial area while maintaining the same residential unit count, according to a July 20 letter to the city from Headwaters Engineering.

"Compared to the approved Northtown PUD, projected daily traffic is reduced by approximately 292 trips (17%), and the previously identified roadway improvements remain appropriate," reads the letter.

The public work session on the project will be held during the Aug. 26 meeting of the Livingston Consolidated Land Use Board, at 5:30 p.m. in the community room of the City/County Complex, 414 E. Callender St. It’s an opportunity to learn about the proposal, ask questions, and give feedback to the developer.

There will be a public work session next week on a housing project planned in north Livingston.

08/21/2026

Livingston city commissioners laid the groundwork this week for a stormwater system and associated fee on property owners.

08/21/2026

An Oklahoma man faces a felony negligent vehicular assault charge based on allegations he drove drunk and crashed, allegedly causing his passenger to be ejected and sustain life-threatening injuries.

08/21/2026

There’s a new outfit in town serving up healthy drinks and protein shakes.Lasso Up Nutrition held its grand opening Thursday, Aug. 13 at its 218 S. Main St. location. The

08/20/2026

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08/20/2026

From now on, students at Gardiner Public Schools must stow cell phones and other electronic devices in lockers before classes begin and can't access the devices again until the last

08/20/2026

Gardiner FFA members John and Signe Saunders, who are cousins, recently received confirmation that they earned the highest degree FFA can bestow.

08/20/2026

Monsoonal moisture begins to return to Montana on Friday. This will bring showers and thunderstorms to Southwestern Montana on Friday. Showers and thunderstorms will spread to North-central and Central Montana this weekend. On Saturday the strongest thunderstorms have a risk for localized flooding over burn scars in Southwestern Montana.

08/19/2026

Park County Senior Center, which had also applied for the CDBG funds, withdrew its application. Its executive director, Garrick Fulmer-Faust, said:

“I’ve thought about this funding opportunity, and I've come to the conclusion that it doesn't feel right for two nonprofit organizations that have worked together to strengthen our community to be competing against each other for a single grant. I believe our community is strongest when organizations collaborate rather than compete. For that reason, I would like to respectfully withdraw The Hub at Park County Senior Center's application from consideration for this funding cycle and express my full support for the Community Closet’s application. This decision should not be interpreted as a lessening of our commitment to our project or to the people we serve. We remain fully committed to continuing the improvements at The Hub and will continue to seek opportunities to move our vision forward."

Park County commissioners voted unanimously to sponsor Community Closet’s request for federal Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds, which would help pay for renovations to its annex.