Cade Smith

Dec 1, 2024 | idahostatejournal.com | Cade Smith

The spirit of Christmas encourages us all to perform acts of kindness and service. The joy of paying it forward and giving back to others has a profound impact on families and communities around the world, leaving a memorable mark on those receiving and a rewarding sense of love for those giving.

Sep 30, 2024 | idahostatejournal.com | Cade Smith

Before sharing some highlights of his long career, Jay Hildebrandt, in his words, felt self-conscious because he did not want to come across as boastful and too important. Of course, no one in the congregation in Blackfoot believed that he was being any of those things because they, along with thousands of others, loved watching him deliver the local and national news in Idaho Falls for 35 years of his career.

Sep 9, 2024 | hjnews.com | Cade Smith

By Cade Smith For The News-Examiner SODA SPRINGS - The 2024 edition of the Cardinal Classic proved to have some fast times, countless runners, a terrific showing of sportsmanship, and some extremely hot temperatures. Over 1,700 runners took on the grueling course at Soda Springs' Kelly Park on Saturday, showing everyone that cross country has some of the toughest athletes around.

Sep 9, 2024 | idahostatejournal.com | Cade Smith

GRACE — The sun starts to set at Grace High School as their varsity football team takes the field with farmland and mountains as the backdrop. Students from GHS along with friends and family of the team start to file into the bleachers to watch the Grizzlies play their Friday night homecoming football game against the visiting Murtaugh Red Devils. In the end, the Grace football team delivered a victory fitting for homecoming, defeating Murtaugh by more than 20 points.

Sep 1, 2024 | idahostatejournal.com | Cade Smith

SODA SPRINGS — As the fall breeze starts to crisp the air in Southeast Idaho, excitement builds as cross country season is back in action. For a number of schools that means the Cardinal Classic is around the corner. Soda Springs boasts one of the toughest cross country courses in the state that was created and built by Soda Springs High School cross country coach Jeff Horsley. Horsley was the one who pushed for a cross country team to be offered while he attended Soda Springs High School.