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This past weekend the Friends of the Black & Gold hosted their third Black & Gold Ball fundraising event where the community headed to tropics and funds were raised for a good cause. Wedsworth Hall was transformed with colorful lights, tiki masks and totem poles for a Luau Beach Party to remember. The community flooded the festive atmosphere with Hawaiian prints and colorful leis, there was even a flamingo, a wet-suit and a coconut bra in the crowd! Everyone mingled, enjoyed Luau-style dinner...
Unable to recruit a science teacher for the upcoming semester, Cascade Public Schools has partnered with the Montana Digital Academy (MTDA), Montana's public state virtual school, to provide teacher services and curriculum to assist with these classes for the semester. MTDA courses are delivered via the web, and students can access them whenever and wherever they want. Content is taught by qualified Montana-licensed instructors and aligned to state educational standards. A question and answer...
There's nothing like attending a Badger sporting event in person! Friday night saw our #1 ranked Lady Badgers and our #1 ranked Cascade Badgers defend against 10C District rivals Simms Tigers. Just like the "big boys", we too had our local celebrity broadcasters doing the play-by-play on site. And talk about our half-time program; our mini-cheerleader routine rivaled that of any Super Bowl halftime show, not to mention all the excitement an noise generated by our cheering squad at every game....
There’s an old saying, which, when I first heard it, I mentally objected and pushed the thought aside. The saying is, “Let go, or be dragged.” The Buddhist idea that it is our attachments which causes our suffering makes it a likely origin. I couldn’t accept it because, like everyone, I am a child of my culture. Our culture teaches us from birth that we are valued according to our achievements. We are molded by culture to believe we must continually do more, be more, or we’re not achieving...
Calvin E. Schiermeister of Cascade, Montana, went home to be with his Lord and Savior, Jesus, January 18, 2024. Cal (a.k.a. Sonnie) was born December 3, 1945, to Calvin and Helen Schiermeister, in McMinnville, Oregon. Cal did many things over the course of his life including master saw filer, real estate agent, Christmas tree farm manager (his favorite), locksmith and business owner. He was a man of few words, but the words he spoke were simple and profound carrying encouragement and authority....
I want to share with you some more great numbers to call when life throws you a curve. As I mentioned last time, to go out unprepared in severe winter weather, or life, is to invite disaster. The journey we call life and death requires a person to have things in order, if it is to be satisfying and successful. The Bible has some emergency numbers that are the best resource to turn to when you encounter difficulties on your journey. Here are several more to add to your phone book of life. Over the years I have worked with, ministered to and befr...
The Badger boys' basketball team just completed a busy week. Multiple nights of action saw JV and Varsity each get 3 games of competition. The JV started their week with a Tuesday contest against the Power Pirates. The team continued its winning ways with a dominant 52-25 victory. Trent Lane added to his growing list of double-doubles, he finished with 17 points and 10 rebounds. Conner Mann almost had one as well, he finished with 10 points and 9 rebounds. Peyton Hauk filled the stat sheet...
The Lady Badgers had a busy weekend playing three games. As usual, all the girls showed great hustle and toughness. While they are always the smaller team, they fight for every rebound and play tough man-to-man defense. In the first game, the Badgers traveled to Shelby to play the Class B Coyotes who are in third place in their district. The Badgers started fast and led most of the first half, leading 26-21 at halftime. The rest of the game was a back-and-forth game. With Badgers leading by 2...
Here are the results for Cascade's All Girls Wrestling Mixer held on Thursday, Jan. 25. The event had teams from Anaconda, Cascade, Choteau, Conrad, Cut Bank, Deer Lodge, Eureka, Fairfield, Fergus, Fort Benton, Harlem, Jefferson, Manhattan, Shelby, and Simms....
Food plays an integral, but routine part in our day-to-day lives and we don’t think much about it except what to eat at our next meal or- how about that snack. However, in the past, food was once thought of as noble and in a different aspect of what we might think of today. Onions. We rarely consider them as anything more than culinary devices, items to be sliced, diced, and tossed into a hot pan to serve as an aromatic backbone of a savory dish. Today, you would probably think of sending or bringing flowers to a funeral. Things were done a m...
Happy 2024 Everybody! This is a bit overdue but it appears that I am a bit overdue on most things lately. Just not my library books. HA! Anyway... The Cascade Women’s Club would like to take this time to thank everyone and I mean EVERYONE for the success of our Craft Fair in November. We want to thank the vendors. Without you, there is no craft fair. Your hard work and talents get people on the roads and headed to Cascade. We appreciate what you bring to the table… Literally. Our table sales were the most on record and the feedback we got fro...
