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- 1Livingston Officials Allow 'Pawn Shop' Film to Continue▼Livingston officials allow ‘Pawn Shop’ film to continue
Officials in Livingston, Montana, have decided to let the film production 'Pawn Shop' continue. According to Montana Free Press, local authorities weighed the project and chose not to halt it. The decision means filming can proceed in the community, though details about what concerns, if any, prompted the review were not provided in the available reporting.
- 2Livingston Food Bank Stays Open Amid Movie Set Closures▼The Livingston Food Resource Center keeps its doors open in the middle of a closed movie set
The Livingston Food Resource Center in Montana is continuing to operate even as part of the town has been taken over by a movie production, with streets and areas around the set closed to the public. Local news highlighted that residents can still access the food bank's services despite the disruptions caused by filming activity nearby.
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World Space Week is drawing attention to astronauts with ties to Livingston and Spokane, as local coverage highlights the communities' connections to space exploration. The observance runs internationally each October, marking milestones in human spaceflight and promoting space science education.
- 4Man who left father's body at Livingston County complex pleads guilty to murder●Man who dropped father's body off at Livingston County complex pleads guilty to murder
A man accused of killing his father and leaving the body at a Livingston County complex has pleaded guilty to murder. The case drew attention after the body was dropped off at the residential site, and the guilty plea moves the case toward sentencing. Details of the sentence have not been reported.
- 5Downtown movie filming paused after resident concerns▼Filming of movie paused downtown after residents voice concerns
Filming of a movie in a downtown area has been paused after local residents raised concerns about the production. The Livingston Enterprise reports that the halt came in response to complaints from the community, though the specific nature of the concerns, the name of the production, and how long the pause may last were not given.
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A movie connected to Livingston, Montana has drawn criticism from protesters, according to the Billings Gazette. Details about the film's content and the protesters' specific objections were not provided, but the story has emerged as a talking point in regional news coverage.
- 7Livingston residents and businesses upset over film production disruptions▼Livingston residents, local business voice concerns about film production disruptions
Residents and local business owners in Livingston, Montana are raising concerns about disruptions caused by a film production in their town. People are speaking out about how filming activity is affecting daily life and commerce in the community.
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Residents of Livingston, Montana are protesting a movie, according to local Montana newspapers including the Billings Gazette and the Missoulian. Details about which film is involved and the specific grievances of the protesters have not been reported in the available coverage, but the story is drawing attention across the region.
- 9Montana towns see above-average bear conflicts after 14 bears euthanized▼After 14 bears were euthanized, Bozeman and Livingston see above-average conflicts in 2026
Wildlife officials report above-average numbers of human-bear conflicts in Bozeman and Livingston, Montana, in 2026, after 14 bears were euthanized. The figures point to growing pressure between bears and residents in the region, with locals and authorities discussing how to manage attractants and reduce encounters as incidents continue to climb.
- 10Joint Radio Reggae spins Carlton Livingston classic●Now playing on ❤️💛💚 Joint Radio Reggae: 🎵 Carlton Livingston - 100 Weight of Collie Weed Love this song. Join us live: h
Joint Radio Reggae is playing Carlton Livingston's '100 Weight of Collie Weed', with the station inviting listeners to tune in live via its website. The track is a well-known roots reggae favourite, and the station flagged it as a now-playing pick across its reggae, roots, dub and rocksteady programming.