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Photos: Shodair unveils largest fundraising effort The event featured a drive-thru tour. Alexie Aguayo and last updated 2021-05-26 21:31:23-04 HELENA — Shodair Children’s Hospital officially unveiled a $14 million fundraising goal to help support a $66 million building project that will address behavioral health issues for families throughout the state of Montana. “It is not an overstatement to say this might be the most important day in our history,” said Craig Aasved, CEO of Shodair. “We mark the beginning of a future that features a vision of hope for everyone we c...

Shodair Children’s Hospital today officially unveiled a $14 million fundraising goal to help support a $66 million building project that will address behavioral health issues for families throughout the state of Montana.

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From far and wide, the class of 2020 returned to Carroll College on Saturday for the graduation ceremony they missed the year prior. Approximately 141 of the 315 graduates of the class of 2020 made their way back to Carroll College to once again meet with their fellow graduates and celebrate their accomplishments. The ceremony was originally scheduled for May 2020, but it was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, the Carroll administration wanted to ensure that all graduates had the opportunity to participate in a traditional ceremony, opting to hold ceremonies for 2020 and 2021 gra...

There were 233 seniors who graduated in the colleges 111th commencement ceremony in Nelson Stadium. According to college President John Cech, this was a special day for him. Earlier that morning, his own son was among the 2020 graduates who returned for their belated commencement ceremony. That afternoon, his future daughter-in-law graduated with the class of 2021.  "This commencement is very special as each of you have persevered through an incredibly challenging year," Cech said. "In fact, thanks to your hard work and diligence, we did not have to go fully remote for even a single day. T...