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  • Town Council Meeting Discusses Madison Well 3 Fix and Zoning Updates

    Ray Castellanos|Feb 8, 2024

    There was a special meeting of the Town Council Wednesday at the Town Hall. On the agenda were two items: Discussion on Madison Well 3 Fix, and Discussion on public hearing for short term rental zoning updates. Public Works Director, Joe Voss, addressed the council and those in attendance explaining the steps he took to insure that the public was protected and that the problem was identified and fixed. It happened on MLK Weekend, and the temperatures had dipped to below 30. Because it was a...

  • Old Man Winter Makes A Visit

    Ray Castellanos|Feb 8, 2024

    This week we saw the return of “Old Man Winter”, at least for a while. We were getting a little spoiled with all the nice weather we’d been having, but this is Montana, and we were kinda missing our old friend. Tuesday morning, with a dense fog advisory, there was beauty in the way he came in, if you looked for it. And although SNOW is predicted for the rest of the week, he’ll be kind, as temperatures will be mild by Montana’s standards, with sunshine making a comeback by the weekend. Thanks fo...

  • Congratulations To Alaina Barger!

    Ray Castellanos|Feb 8, 2024

    Congratulations to Alaina Barger, 2023 Graduate of Cascade High School, for being awarded "Senior Goat Showman Grand Champion" recently at the Arizona National Livestock Show....

  • Hope And Trust

    Edward Martin|Feb 8, 2024

    I don’t know anyone who says they’re looking forward to the politics this year. We’ve been inundated with so much negativity we’re sick and tired of it long before the campaigns really get going. There are, however, two things which we all can do to improve our feelings about this year. They go hand in hand. The first of these is hope. We can focus on all the bad stuff shoveled endlessly through the news and assorted partisans who do their best to create fear and distrust or we can focus o...

  • Obituary: Katherine Loague

    Croxford Funeral Home|Feb 8, 2024

    Katherine Ann Loague, beloved mother, grandmother, and wife, passed away on January 3rd, 2024. She was a woman of unwavering faith whose life was a testament to her devotion to love, family, and deep Christian values, which she shared with her husband, Keith Loague. A Memorial Service will be held at 11AM on May 18th, 2024, at the Ulm Bible Church. Born on July 27th, 1956, in El Paso, Texas, Katherine was the first child of Mary and James Baker. In 1960, her family relocated to Sandy Hook, Misso...

  • Obituary: Marilyn Olson

    Schnider Funeral Home|Feb 8, 2024

    Marilyn Gertrude Olson of Great Falls, MT passed away at the age of 88 on January 16, 2024. She was born on July 19, 1935, to William and Lillian (Witte) Turnquist in East Kingsford, MI. At a young age, she and her family moved to Columbia Falls, MT and eventually moved to Brady, MT where she graduated from high school. She also attended Girls State in Bozeman during her junior year. When living in Brady, she always talked fondly of traveling to Great Falls with her sisters and a family friend...

  • Holy Spirit Conference by Canyon Life Church

    Mark Nelsen, Canyon Life Church|Feb 8, 2024

    Canyon Life Church in Cascade will host a Holy Spirit Conference with special guests, Tim and Rochelle Enloe. These highly focused sessions will emphasize personally understanding, experiencing and flowing in the Holy Spirit's power. For over thirty years, Tim Enloe has traveled the world with his wife, Rochelle, teaching others about the Holy Spirit. His disarming, transparent teachings are followed by powerful seasons of prayer and receiving from God. Many people experience forgiveness,...

  • Badgers Basketball Weekly Report

    Coach Nick Ethridge, Photos by Ray Castellanos|Feb 8, 2024

    Another successful week of Badger basketball is in the books. With our season nearing its conclusion, the Badgers once again had 3 nights of basketball this past week. Tuesday the Badgers loaded up and took a trip to Valier. The JV started the night off; this game was handed to the JV bench, and our 2nd unit easily took care of business, winning the contest 46-9. Conner Mann and Drake Lange led the scoring with 11. Tanner Jacobs and Trent Lane added 8. Martin Bodnar scored 5 and Deyton Raether...

  • Watch Badger Sports On The Go!

    Ray Castellanos|Feb 8, 2024

    Cascade student, Garrett Price, is the student-broadcaster for all the Badger home games for the NFHS Network. The NFHS Network is the leader in streaming Live and On Demand high school sports. It covers 27 different regular season and postseason sports, as well as other high school activities....

  • Lady Badgers Weekend Report

    Coach Jeff Mortag, Photos by Ray Castellanos|Feb 8, 2024

    Friday night The Lady Badgers hosted Heart Butte to play a tough game. Once again the Badgers used their quickness and tough defensive mentality to force 35 turnovers and win a good game 51-35. The Cascade Badgers got 20 steals and 12 assists as a team to create a great team win. The leaders in deflected passes were Braedyn Johnson with 8, Sophia Mortag with 5, and Mackenzie Hauk with 4. The rest of the individuals stats are as follows: Saturday, Cascade traveled for an afternoon basketball...

  • Young Local Author

    Cheyenne Smith, The Belt Valley Voice|Feb 8, 2024

    The Miserable Lives of the Perfect Ones is a book by Fort Benton’s very own Emerson Giese. This book was published in December 2022 when Giese was 18. This book is about 4 main characters, not pointed at anyone in the Fort Benton school or surrounding schools. Emerson Giese was a high school student at Fort Benton high school. She was born on September 23, 2004 which made her 18 when she published the book. This book was her debut novel, when she was not reading or writing, she was busy attending school, or participating in sports and other ext...

  • USS Nevada (BB-36)

    Nancy Royan, Librarian, Wedsworth Memorial Library|Feb 8, 2024

    There is no greater symbol of a country’s determination to defend its freedom than a warship. USS Nevada was named after the 36th state. Launched in 1914, Nevada was a leap forward in dreadnought technology. Every subsequent US battleship included triple gun turrets, oil in place of coal for fuel, geared steam turbines for greater range, and the “all or nothing” armor principle. These features made Nevada, alongside sister ship Oklahoma, the first US Navy “standard-type” battleships. Nevada’s construction was authorized by an Act of Congress...

  • Working Meeting for Street Code Update Ordinance

    Jeb Boettger, The Cascade Courier|Feb 8, 2024

    A working meeting regarding an ordinance to update Cascade’s code was held on Monday, February 5, at Cascade Town Hall. In attendance were Ralph Schnider, Jodie Campbell, Kristin Riley, Becca Wood, and Skip Reissing, as well as this reporter. The matters discussed were in regard to title 12 of the official code of the town of Cascade. Title 12 involves streets, sidewalks, trees, and shrubbery. The meeting largely consisted of proposals to update the language of certain statements in title 12 i...