Reminiscing Our Bygone Years -The Tale Behind the Invention
The tales behind our most iconic inventions often go unnoticed, hidden in the shadows of history. Each has a unique story, filled with trials, errors, and unexpected turns. These highlight the genius of their inventors but also reflect the struggles and triumphs. When we think of the light bulb, Thomas Edison is often the first […]
Reminiscing Our Bygone Years – First Broadway Musical
‘Broadway’, or Broadway Theatre, is considered the highest form of theatrical entertainment. Broadway Theater, known simply as “Broadway,” refers to 40 theaters and their performances in New York City. Broadway shows are generally plays or musicals, but can be concerts and other special live events and have historically played an integral role in shaping popular […]
Reminiscing Our Bygone Years – Wild and Wooley Montana
Montana has been noted for being a bit wild in its history. Tales abound of ‘celebrity’ outlaws roaming our broad state. Some of the most noted were ‘The Innocents’. The Innocents were an alleged gang of outlaw road agents led by Henry Plummer, during the gold rush of the 1860s. They terrorized the road between […]
Reminiscing Our Bygone Years – Dangerous VS Really Dangerous Trails
Of all the overland trails, the Bozeman Trail was considered one of the most dangerous, violent, contentious wagon train trails blazed during the westward expansion. The trail was notorious for violent conflicts and treacherous conditions. Its important period was from 1863 to 1868 The Bozeman trail did have several advantages: an abundant supply of water, […]
Reminiscing Our Bygone Years – Cascade Rodeo
The Cascade Rodeo Grounds were built on the east side of the Missouri River on the site where the original town of Cascade once stood. The first rodeo was held in 1964. Rodeos continued to be held at the arena until 1987. Rodeos were often 2-day events and included M.R.A., High School Rodeos, a Little […]
Gladius Live
Gladius Live Once again it’s time for those toe-tappin shoes cause we’re livening up the library and raisin the roof. In the spirit of entertainment, music appreciation, and lifelong learning, Wedsworth Library is delighted to introduce a new experience for our community. We would like to invite patrons of all ages to explore the sound […]
Making Memories this July 3rd and 4th
July 3rd: Kids Games 1:00 – 3:30 Parade 4:00 to 4:30 Fly Over at 4:00 by Malmstrom & Mike Milburn Honor Guard – Air National Guard Food Truck Rodeo Car/tractor show Museum Open House 1-4:00 Methodist Church tours: 5:00-7:00 Church of Latter-Day Saints Church tours: 5:00-7:00 Organization Booths Free Swimming Softball games Merle […]
Cascade 250: Making Memories this July 4th
The Cascade 250 Committee has organized some fantastic events for our community’s celebration. We are excited to bring you great memories and great times on July 3rd and 4th. For some it will bring back childhood memories. We have a clear goal: to foster civic engagement and raise awareness of both United States and Montana […]
Wedsworth Memorial Library Adds Life-Saving AED
Wedsworth Memorial Library is the beating heart of our community. We want everyone to know that they are welcome and safe when visiting their library. It’s for this reason that Wedsworth Memorial Library is excited to announce that it is adding an Automated External Defibrillator (AED). Additionally, because medical emergencies often combine several problems, the […]
Ken Robison Reveals Secrets
Do you want to know a secret? Mysteries and secrets captivate our imagination, challenge our understanding of the past and inspire new theories. Secrets stir our curiosity and draw us back to the past. Now is the time to discover some hidden history. Do you want to know Great Falls’ secrets? Ken Robison is an […]