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DISTRICT TRACK RESULTS Girls are district champions for the 3rd year in a row, boys for the 2nd year in a row. Both teams scored a school Record breaking number of points. Something that needs to be pointed out is the competition within our team and how hard you push each other in practice and at meets to make each other better. With a large team, many had to fight for a spot in events and that forces everyone to have to compete harder. Those that didn't qualify still helped our team so much by...
Cascade High School held its Prom this past Saturday at the Great Falls International Airport. PROM is short for a promenade dance, a dance party for high school students. Held toward the end of the school year, "kids" that one normally sees in shorts, t-shirts and sneakers throughout the year, suddenly transform into handsome young men in suits, and beautiful women in gowns. And just like that, one begins to believe that there really is hope for the future! What happened to those once goofy,...
When Rabbi Harold S. Kushner died last month my mind went back some 40 years to the publication of his book, “When Bad Things Happen to Good People”. It remains, to me, one of the very best books ever written on the subject of human suffering and how we think about God. Rabbi Kushner spoke from experience, he wrote honestly and compassionately. His son died of progeria shortly after his 14th birthday. I heartily recommend his book for anyone dealing with grief and the unfairness that so oft...
Matthew 15 records our Lord’s first trip outside of Judea with his disciples into the region of Samaria. This was not friendly territory. Jews hated Samaritans and considered them half-breeds since their family tree had roots both inside and outside of Abraham. As they traveled, a Canaanite woman came out to meet Jesus, crying to him: “Have mercy on me, O Lord, Son of David! My daughter is severely demon-possessed.” When Jesus did not answer her, the disciples urged him to shoo her away because she was making a scene. Ignoring the woman and a...
The Friends of the Black & Gold is proud to award $500 scholarships to Alaina Barger and Sydney Gutierrez, Badger Cubs Youth Basketball Program The scholarships were awarded to Cascade High School Seniors who are actively involved in community service activities. Alaina and Sydney were able to demonstrate their volunteerism through their dedication to enrich the youth in their community. Friends of the Black & Gold is committed to inspiring enthusiasm, developing ideas and generating funds to...
The Lady Badgers held the end of year awards ceremony coming together to celebrate a successful season. While never being the tallest team on the court, the Badgers used their athleticism and determination, finishing the regular season undefeated in the district. They also fought through injuries to take 2nd place at the 10C District tournament. The Badgers fought hard but finished 0-2 at Northern C Divisional Tournament. They ended the season with a record of 16-6. We would like to thank our captains (Harlie Jackson and Alaina Barger) for...
The Cascade Schools Spring Concert last Thursday included performances by the 5th-8th grade bands, the JH Choir, and the Concert Band. The audience was also treated to beautiful classical solos performed by Kylee Fynn on the flute, and Zoe Mazaira on the clarinet, both accompanied at the piano by Pedro Diaz-Masa. Another special was Mozart's, The Posthorn, performed by The Unadults - Kylee Fynn, Mady Faldzinski, Zoe Mazaira, and Kaydence Waters....
● Paint the State 2023 art contest to award 45 total prizes at regional and statewide levels. ● Three $10,000 grand prizes to be awarded to teen, adult and popular vote winners. One winner could win up to $20,000. ● A $508,000 grant from the Dennis and Phyllis Washington Foundation expands major drug prevention initiative. ● Registration at PaintTheState.org open to all Montanans 13 and older through May 31. May 10, 2023, Missoula, Mont. — Cascade County residents entering the Montana Meth Project’s Paint the State 2023 art contest now have the...
Thanks to members of the Lions Club and the Dearborn Garden Club this shelter at Joe's Trail trailhead park got a new " chapeau". Also many thanks to Earl Sukut and the garden club the area is getting a much needed sprucing up....
The Montana University System has awarded the prestigious Montana University System Honor Scholarship to students in the local area (see students below that have provided permission to publish their names). The MUS Honor Scholarship is a renewable scholarship offered by the Montana Board of Regents that waives undergraduate tuition for up to eight semesters at any campus of the Montana University System or Dawson, Flathead Valley or Miles community colleges. The scholarship’s average value is $20,000. It is the most prestigious scholarship o...
