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 By Nancy Royan    News    April 25, 2024 

Volunteers

We always need volunteers. Volunteers keep the lights on. They cement the community together. Volunteers often help keep the doors open and enable organizations to deliver vital programs and services. They lend their expertise, to fundraising...

 
 By Nancy Royan    News    April 18, 2024

Listen, my children, and you shall hear

“Of the midnight ride of Paul Revere, On the eighteenth of April, in Seventy-five; Hardly a man is now alive Who remembers that famous day and year.” The poem was Longfellow’s embodiment of Revere as the courage and determination of the ordin...

 
 By Nancy Royan    News    April 11, 2024

A-Hummin' And A-Buzzin'

And a kazoo to you too. Remember an instrument that produces a-buzzing sound when played and consists of a small metal or plastic tube with a side hole covered by a thin membrane? Bet many have tried to play one. It was a real humdinger! A kazoo is...

 
 By Jodie Campbell    News    March 28, 2024

Letter To The Editor

Terry Curnow put it right at the most recent Town Council meeting. He said that it’s time to quit hating each other and begin to unite as a community. I’ve worked for the Town of Cascade for over 14 years, and hoped to retire from here, as I lov...

 
 By Nancy Royan    News    February 29, 2024

Educating the Bear

The library is offering some bear education. Are we educating the bears?? Well, as that might be a good course of action, it might be more productive not to try and educate the bears, as they seem to do their own thing and keep on learning how to...

 
 By Nancy Royan    News    February 22, 2024

How the South Shaped Montana

Many things shaped Montana during its early years. The sheep came, then the cattlemen. This helped shape the state in a variety of ways. Whether it was barbed wire or the brutal winter of 1886/188,7 which Russel immortalized in his...

 
 By Nancy Royan    News    February 15, 2024

The Heists That Made 'Em Famous

Art Napping: the stealing of paintings, sculptures, or other forms of visual art from galleries, museums or other public and private locations. The history of art is marked by the theft of works, from Leonardo Da Vinci’s “Gioconda” stolen from the L...

 
 By Nancy Royan    News    February 8, 2024

USS Nevada (BB-36)

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 t...

 
 By Ray Castellanos    News    July 27, 2023

It's HOT Outside!!!

Help! I'm melting!!! That's how it's been feeling these last few days here in Cascade as temperatures have been lingering in the mid to high nineties! Forecast this morning was calling for temps to...

 

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