Livingston

Pollen Alerts are general issued for trees, grasses, weeds or mold. These Pollen Alerts ARE FOR TREE POLLEN, cottonwood or poplar.

The wind advisories keep accumulating for Montana on Wednesday. Livingston and surrounding areas will experience frequent wind gusts up to 60mph.

An 82-year-old Livingston man was reported missing Monday after he failed to return from his afternoon walk. Park County Search and Rescue eventually found the man early Tuesday morning, thanks to night vision from a helicopter. The Park County Sheriff's Office shared this night vision video footage of the rescue:

Yellowstone Ballet Company and the Livingston Depot will host their 2nd annual Valentine Day Tea & Old Fashioned Waltz this Saturday, February 13. Bring the whole family, the afternoon includes appetizers and refreshments, desserts and tea, a grand waltz, and Valentine's games for kids!

High winds are nothing new in Livingston, so when they actually issue and advisory....they might get bad Tuesday night through Wednesday.

This quick, beautiful video was made by Brian Sorg at least 5 years ago but it still demonstrates the best parts of Livingston, Montana. The river, old buildings, the trains, the wildlife (and less traffic). They're all here.

It's not arrogant. It's simply true. Our trout are the most gorgeous trout in the world. I don't care WHERE you live. Montana fly fishing gets it's ego stroked all the time but the Montana FISH THEMSELVES are genuinely some of the prettiest creatures ever to swim the earth.

I've only seen the Northern Lights in Montana ONCE in all the time I've lived here. Stefan Tarzan (we're not quite sure who he is!) captured a STUNNING time lapse in Livingston, Montana this past year.

Tuesday night and Wednesday could be pretty bad for road travel, even if we don't receive the 3 to 8 inches. It only take a little snow with 30mph gusts to make a mess of things.

PLEASE drive with caution in the Livingston area as EXTREMELY gusty winds are in the forecast. 80 mph gusts are possible!

They DO say we could see over a foot in the highest elevations but we both know how it goes when we make a big deal out of these advisories!

Edible medicinal plants are everywhere. There is an abundant, free sustainable source of plants for healing at your fingertips. If you would like to learn more, join Herb and Plant Medicine Specialist, Bev Axelsen this Saturday, October 10 on a Medicinal Plant Walk along the Deep Creek Trailhead in Livingston.