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Articles from the January 4, 2024 edition


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  • Amanda Eggert, Montana Free Press|Jan 4, 2024

  • Assembly Theory

    Edward Martin|Jan 4, 2024

    Because I like articles that make me go, “What?” I dove into an article in “Aeon” recently that made the case that time is an object. Since I’m still trying to wrap my poor head around the concept of “spacetime” I confess I have no ability to even begin to explain what I read. What I did take from that article is the idea that evolution is necessary for things to come into being and the evolutionary principle demands we recognize time as an object rather than a mere conceptional framework by...

  • Stay Alert in 2024!

    Dave Carroll|Jan 4, 2024

    The following is an article I wrote for the January 8, 2015, paper. Although the names of some politicians may have changed, the deficit number and pork spending has sky-rocketed, and my main points are still valid I think. I hope that the people of this country will wake up and step up to the plate at the voting booth, and many will run for office. We are being led to slaughter by these lifetime politicians. A new year is upon us, and I hope that for you and your family it will be a good year. I hope you will grow closer together. I hope your...

  • Ulm News

    Sandy Harshaw|Jan 4, 2024

    HAPPY NEW YEAR! Starting off our new year with some late news from December. The Ulm Pinochle Club had a great cookie exchange and games at Mary's house. It was beautiful and fun with great hospitality. Nancy and Val both had double pinochles and Nancy won high score for the night. Severin was low for the evening and we all had a festive time. We are looking forward to our January game on the 8th. Lets start out January with some birthday wishes: Penny Palm Bucher, 1st; Josh Herman, 2nd; Bill...

  • Lady Badgers' December Games

    Coach Jeff Mortag, Photos by Ray Castellanos|Jan 4, 2024

    On December 19 the Shelby Coyotes came to Cascade and played a tough game, resulting in a 42-28 loss for the Badgers. The Badgers did pound the board and outrebounded the Coyotes 43-35 and had 6 assists to their 0. Unfortunately, the Badgers were outshot from long range by 18 points, that was the difference in the game. The Badgers did use great hustle to keep it close 20-12 in the first half. Injuries made it tough for the Badgers for them to keep that pace. Aubrey Hammett did dominate the...

  • Belt's Paulson and Triplett Make East-West Shrine Game Roster

    Ray Castellanos|Jan 4, 2024

    Reese Paulson and Ethan Triplett have made the roster for the Montana East West Shrine Game's East All-Stars, Paulson as outside linebacker, and Triplett as safety. Players for the game are nominated by their schools and coaches from across the state. The East team will be coached by Billing West's Golden Bears coach, Rob Stanton. This 77th Annual Montana East West Game will be played on Saturday, June 15, 2024 at 7:00 pm in Billings. Played since 1947, the game raises money for the orthopedic...

  • The Brooklyn Bridge and Emily

    Nancy Royan, Librarian, Wedsworth Memorial Library|Jan 4, 2024

    Imagine the Brooklyn bridge being famous because a rooster was one of the first to cross! When the Brooklyn Bridge was completed after fourteen years of construction, the first to cross was Emily Warren Roebling by carriage. She carried a live rooster as a sign of victory. So why did Emily Roebling carry a rooster across the Brooklyn Bridge? Emily considered that moment of being the first person to cross the bridge as her ‘Ruby Shoe Moment.’ She laughed as “she looked down at the white rooster in her lap. She was riding across the Brook...