The Livingston Enterprise

07/25/2025

A 62-year-old woman became separated from her floating vessel on the Yellowstone River on Monday afternoon and needed rescue assistance, according to Park County Undersheriff Tad Dykstra.

“The call came in to Park County Search and Rescue at 12:47 p.m. on July 21,” said Dykstra, explaining he was at the county Search and Rescue (SAR) facility at the time. “A witness helping someone get a boat out of the river said a female fell out of the boat. She was last seen hanging on a tree downstream from Pine Creek, around the Jumping Rainbow Ranch area.”

The river carried the woman nearly a mile from where she was initially sighted, per first responders. A passing boater stopped, picking the female up and proceeded downstream before contacting first responders about her safety, per Dykstra.

A 62-year-old woman became separated from her floating vessel on the Yellowstone River on Monday afternoon and needed rescue assistance, according to Park County Undersheriff Tad Dykstra.

07/25/2025

White lines are painted and plastic bollards are installed at the corners of Second and Callender streets, and Main and Clark streets as of Thursday, July 24. The obstacles intentionally narrow lanes at the intersections as a means of slowing traffic. The city of Livingston is planning on a variety of different creative uses for the space inside the demarcation, according to Jennifer Severson, city planning director.

"Large, self-watering planter boxes will be installed on each corner by the end of July and we're working with a local non-profit to potentially install some street art on the pavement within the curb extension areas," said Severson, citing benches also in the works. "This work will be a pilot project and the improvements will be temporary."

The purpose of the project is to test out some of the recommendations for streetscape improvements from the City’s Downtown Master Plan, adopted last fall. Read full article at link.

White lines are painted and plastic bollards are installed at the corners of Second and Callender streets, and Main and Clark streets as of Thursday, July 24.The obstacles intentionally narrow

07/25/2025

Livingston golfer Aubrey Kelley was so excited on Saturday night he couldn’t sleep. Earlier that afternoon, the young golfer shot a 61 at the Livingston Golf Course and broke the course record by 2 shots.

11 birdies. 7 pars. 26 putts. No bogeys. No eagles. No three-putts. On 18 holes. Kelley shot 11-under par, 61, on the par-72 course.

The historic round was witnessed by four other golfers including his former Park High golf teammate Raymond Olds, who signed the official scorecard. Talk about being dialed in on the golf course. Kelley shot 31-30--61 from the blue tees playing the 9-hole course twice.

“I was not expecting much,” said Kelley, a 4-year varsity letterman on the Rangers golf team who starts playing collegiately at MSU Billings in the fall. “I was looking to make some birdies, and just stay relaxed and have fun. And then 8 birdies into it… I just thought finish strong. Stay focused and get it done.”

Established in 1905 with several holes along the Yellowstone River, the 9-hole Livingston course has been around for 120 years. The previous course record of 63 was set in 2003 by Reid Lende, a teacher at Park High and former Ranger golfer, class of 1996.

In photo, Kelley holds up 61 with his fingers in sign language. Read full article at link.

Livingston golfer Aubrey Kelley was so excited on Saturday night he couldn’t sleep.

07/24/2025

Nine people are in the running for three seats on the Livingston City Commission. Click the link to read what they had to say about their candidacies.

Nine people are in the running for three seats on the Livingston City Commission.

07/24/2025

The city has set aside a pool of more than a million dollars, some of which could potentially go toward the construction of a second grade-separated rail crossing if the city doesn’t get external funding being sought.

The city has set aside a pool of more than a million dollars, some of which could potentially go toward the construction of a second grade-separated rail crossing if the

07/24/2025

Various candidates for Livingston City Commission and municipal judge will be available to meet with the public at American Legion Livingston Park Post 23. The event will be held from 4-7 p.m. Thursday.

Various candidates for Livingston City Commission and municipal judge will be available to meet with the public on Thursday at American Legion Livingston Park Post 23.

07/24/2025

The City of Livingston has increased the cost of wastewater service by 4.22%.

07/24/2025

The City of Livingston has entered into a composting agreement with a locally owned company as part of a two-year pilot project.

07/24/2025

The Livingston Police Department conducted six arrests and 33 traffic stops July 13-19. Some 16 traffic stops resulted in citations, while 30 warnings were issued. Four crashes were reported during the period, according to the police chief.

The Livingston Police Department conducted six arrests and 33 traffic stops July 13-19. Some 16 traffic stops resulted in citations, while 30 warnings were issued. Four crashes were reported during

07/23/2025

In a surprise reversal, the Park County Commission voted to move forward on refilling a county Department of Motor Vehicles clerk position.

07/23/2025

Park High’s new athletic and activities director, Brick Cegelski, is prioritizing participation and rebuilding the high school football program looking ahead to the fall sports season, which begins on August 15. Cegelski replaced predecessor Scott Rosberg on July 1.

"There is still a lot I am learning that is different," said Cegelski, who previously worked as assistant AD at Sheridan High School in Wyoming.

Cegelski cited four main priorities before the school year begins next month, including moving the school's athletic paperwork online, filling the recently vacated high school football coach position, bolstering all athletic team's performances, and increasing overall athletic participation.

Park High School head football coach Nick Coate resigned on July 15, citing personal reasons, according to district staff.

Park High’s new athletic director, Brick Cegelski, is prioritizing participation and rebuilding the high school football program looking ahead to the fall sports season, which begins on August 15.

07/23/2025

Studio49, a nonprofit studio and maker space on Main Street, is celebrating one-year making art, educating the community on crafts, and connecting Livingston creatives during its anniversary party on Friday, July 25.

The event from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. will feature live music from bands Garnish & the Sauce, Gooder Days, and Plurb, plus food and drinks. The celebration is during Livingston's monthly summer Art Walk series when local galleries open their shops and displays, and introduce new exhibitions to the public.

Studio49, a nonprofit studio and maker space on Main Street, is celebrating one-year making art, educating the community on crafts, and connecting Livingston creatives during its anniversary party on Friday,