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Important Information About Your Drinking Water
Our water system is currently experiencing an odor with an unknown cause. A new well source was placed into production and we believe that to be the culprit. We immediately shut down this new source. As we investigate the issue, there may still be...
The Cascade Zoning Committee's First Meeting of the Year
The Cascade Zoning Committee held their first meeting of the year on Wednesday, January 3, at the town hall. Several topics were covered: Regulation of commercial use of short-term rentals (AirBNB,...
Upcoming EMR/EMS Class
Have you ever you wanted to give back to your community or do something bigger than yourself. Consider becoming a team member of your local QRU – Quick Response Unit (Team). The upcoming EMR/EMS class is starting February 6, 2024, and will c...
Cascade PTSA Fundraiser
The Cascade PTSA's annual gift basket silent auction is coming up soon! Baskets are made up of items brought in by the students. The class themes for their items are listed on the school website. Items are due by January 11th. Pictures and...
Things You Might Not Have Known
Well, now... Here's something I bet you never knew before, and now that it is known, it is important to send it on to the more intelligent in the hope that they, too, will feel enlightened. Before the Battle of Agincourt in 1415, the French, anticipa...
Ulm News
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...
Belt's Paulson and Triplett Make East-West Shrine Game Roster
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...
The Brooklyn Bridge and Emily
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...
Elementary Students Visit Quiet Day Manor
Mrs. Culp's kindergarten class and Mrs. K. Allen's first graders visited the Quiet Day Manor Wednesday morning, spreading some Christmas cheer, as they sang Christmas songs and shared some Christmas...
Cascade Government Class Visits Great Falls District Courthouse
On 12/19/23 the Cascade Government visited the Great Falls District Courthouse. The students were given a tour of the judge's chamber, records rooms, cells, and tower. Next, with the guidance of...
Atkinson Pool gets NEW Room Floors with a Grant Awarded from the Friends of the Black & Gold
Cascade, MT (12/26/2023) – Friends of the Black & Gold is proud to award the Atkinson Pool in Cascade a $2,000 Micro-Grant. Funds for this grant were raised at the past Black & Gold Ball and A...
2023 Cascade Education Fund Holiday Lights Contest Winners
Mele Kalikimaka is the thing to say On a bright Cascadian Christmas Day That's the dryland greeting that we send to you From the land where pine trees sway Here we know that Christmas will be maybe a little green but mostly brown and bright The sun...
Minnesota Woman Blesses Cascade Kids
This is Ruth Hultgren. She will be turning 92 years young on January 21st. For the last 10 years, this beautiful lady has been blessing our kids here in Montana by knitting mittens for the children...
Montana Farm Bureau Announces 2024 ACE Leadership Class Participants
BOZEMAN, Montana — The Montana Farm Bureau Federation announces their ACE (Advocate. Communicate. Educate) Leadership Program class for 2024. This is the ACE Leadership Program’s seventh year of empowering Farm Bureau members to become confident and...
Homework Help
Students in need of extra help with their homework can rely on the dedicated support of the school’s teachers. Mrs. Vogt, a seasoned educator with years of experience teaching middle school science and 8th grade English Language Arts, spearheads t...
Time Off In France
There are lots of ways that life in America is different than what I’m used to back home. In France and America, the holidays are very different. Because of wars, death of people, religion or other things, some days are off for almost everyone. In F...
Library Trivia
Library trivia that is smart, strange, silly, and spooky. A variety of library facts to expand your mind and impress your friends and family! If you stumble across a forgotten library book that’s been hiding on your shelf for weeks, month, or even y...
FWP To Require Field Day for Youth Who Take Hunter or Bowhunter Education Online
HELENA – Starting Jan. 1, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks will require Hunter and Bowhunter Education students age 12 to 17 who take the online course to pass an in-person field day. Students in t...
Celebrating Christmas With Cascade Public Schools
Cascade Schools presented the JH/HS Christmas Concert this past Tuesday, Dec. 12, at the North Gym, featuring 6th, 7th, and 8th grade bands, as well as the Cascade Concert Band. Special guests again t...
Congratulations to Georgia!
Congratulations to Georgia Mortag on graduating from MSU-Bozeman! Georgia received her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from MSU-Bozeman during the Fall Commencement on 15 Dec 2023. She graduated with...
"Meat" The New Butcher!
Just outside Wolf Creek, Montana, a new establishment has emerged. Catering to the needs of the states avid hunters and outdoor enthusiasts; Bob the Butcher, a recently opened wild game processing...
Did you Let the Cat Out of the Bag?
Have you been guilty of letting the cat out of the bag? Or did you spill the beans? How many have turned a blind eye to something? Well-known phrases baffle some, especially the young who don’t hear them that often anymore. There are fascinating stor...