Omu’s Journal: Mount St. Helens
For two months everyone in the Pacific Northwest had been following the story of newly-reawakened Mt. St. Helens, which had been dormant for a century.
March 2023
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Rambler golfers look improved
Cole Olson turned in the top scorecard as Cascade golfers opened the season at the Homedale Boys Invitational last week at River Bend Golf Course.
Keeping tabs on mountain lions
Because of these reports, we have a good idea of how these mountain lions are behaving in town.
Skiing Utah’s Snowbird
The race was the final of the season for the club’s U10 and U12 skiers.
CMC to seek $40 million in May
Plans for a new 32,000 square foot hospital remain the same but the price of construction has increased because of inflation and rising building and materials costs.
M-D runners go the distance
Distance runners George Speirs, Jack McManus and Olivia Cline strutted their stuff as the McCall-Donnelly track and field team opened its season at the Parma Ice Breaker Friday.
Rogers return spurs Ramblers
Kallyn Rogers enjoyed a successful return to the Cascade track and field lineup, earning top-five finishes in three events as the Ramblers competed at the Parma Ice Breaker Friday in Parma.
M-D winter athletes celebrate the season
McCall-Donnelly athletes, coaches and parents celebrated their winter sports seasons at a gathering at the high school on March 8.
MWSC skiers, coaches, parents compete
Skiers competed in a Super-G and cross-country race as well as a long jump “gelande” competition. The events were open to club athletes and also parents and coaches of all ages.
Vandals content just to play
Aubrey Stopsen picked up three hits on four trips to the plate as the McCall-Donnelly softball team wrapped up four games in two days with a 13-9 loss to the Bishop Kelly junior varsity Saturday in Boise.