Each week we draw from ALL that week's anniversaries and birthdays to give away a birthday prize pack from our sponsors:
Congratulations to our winner this week: Karen Wall
Apple Trolley – locally owned & operated
Try one of the tasty breakfast items:
• Breakfast Burritos – Sausage, Bacon or Combo
• Biscuits & Gravy
• Muffins – Cranberry-orange, monkey or blueberry
• Pecan caramel roll
• Fruit and Breakfast paninis
For lunch, choose a grilled panini and pair it with one of their daily soup options.
• Grilled paninis – Turkey, cranberry, cream cheese; Creamy Philly; Italian; Hunter’s; Chicken Salad; Piled High Vegetable; Spicy Hawaiian; BLTA; Tuscan Chicken.
• Daily soup specials – Beefy Nacho, Chicken Gnocchi, Greek Lemon Chicken, Zuppa Toscana, Creamy Tomato Basil & Parmesan, Smoked Sausage & Cabbage, Jalapeno Popper, Sweet Potato & Black Bean.
Sweet treats are still a key part of the Apple Trolley's offering! They've got an assortment of gourmet caramel apples coated with sweet treats, graham crackers, or nuts, and drizzled with more chocolate goodness.
Follow the Apple Trolley on Facebook for the latest in featured treats and menu items. Use their convenient drive-thru or take advantage of their delivery service from 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. Call 228-2915.
Fort Peck Community Federal Credit Union - Your financial powerhouse: member-powered, service-driven
Membership is open to anyone who lives in Valley County, Montana.
Competitive rates for all types of loans:
New and Used Vehicles; Recreational Vehicles; Personal Loans & Real Estate. Our real estate loans have low closing costs and no prepayment penalties. And your loan will always stay with us – we do not sell our loans on the secondary market.
With the traditional savings and checking accounts, the credit union offers overdraft protection. The credit union also offers Montana Medical Care Savings Accounts, Share Certificates & IRAs to its members.
Fort Peck Office: 406-526-3223 (Hours: 8:30 am – 4 pm)
Glasgow Branch: 406-228-9292 (Hours: 8:30 am – 4 pm Mon-Thurs; 8:30 am - 5 pm Fri)
https://www.fortpeckcu.com Insured by NCUA, Equal Housing Lender
Your local Subway is open 7:30 am – 9 pm daily, and their sandwich artists are ready to build your sandwich your way! Stop in and check out their featured breakfast special every morning before 11 a.m. or come in for lunch. CALL (406) 228-4052, or use the Subway app.
You can't beat the $6.99 meal of the day - featuring the 6" sub of the day (listed below), small drink, and chips or two cookies!
Monday: Meatball Marinara
Tuesday: Tuna
Wednesday: Sweet Onion Teriyaki
Thursday: Turkey
Friday: Black Forest Ham
Saturday: The Ultimate BMT
Sunday: Spicy Italian
Located in the Glasgow Elks building, Toodies is a family-friendly café with a welcoming atmosphere.
Open 7 a.m. – 1 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday (Closed Monday & Tuesday) for dine-in or take-out, Toodie's has daily breakfast specials - including the famous Toodie's pancakes - plus daily soup and sandwich specials.
They have gift cards available in any amount - perfect for any occasion or recipient. Follow them on Facebook to see what's cookin', then call 406-228-2994 to place your order!
The 2026 Northeast Montana Fair runs August 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th. The PRCA Rodeo is Tuesday, August 4th & Wednesday, August 5th. The $20 Holler Concert is Friday, August 7th. The Demolition Derby is Saturday, August 8th. The $10 certificate is good towards either of these three events, PRCA Rodeo, Concert, or Derby.
April 1April 1st is the 91st day of the year. There are 274 days remaining until the end of the year
Today is April Fool's Day, Sourdough Bread Day, Take Your Horse to Work Day, National Trombone Players Day and National Jump in Muddy Puddles Day
In 1621, the first colonial treaty with native Americans was signed between Massasoit, chief of the Wampanoags and English pilgrims on behalf of King James I at Strawberry Hill, Massachusetts.
In 1778, Oliver Pollock, a New Orleans Businessman, created the dollar "$" symbol.
In 1789, the U-S House of Representatives held its first full meeting in New York City. Frederick Muhlenberg of Pennsylvania was elected the first House Speaker.
In 1826, Samuel Morey of Oxford, New Hampshire, patented the internal combustion engine. It was pretty much the kind of engine we still use in cars and trucks, but not as complicated and needing less maintenance than those of today.
In 1864, the first accident policy was issued in Hartford, CT.
In 1889, the first dishwashing machine was marketed in Chicago.
In 1918, the Royal Air Force was established in Britain.
In 1923, Harold Lloyd's "Safety Last" was released.
In 1924, the Alice Comedy film, "Alice's Spooky Adventure," was released. A black cat in the film later gains the name "Julius", and becomes a regular character in the series.
In 1929, Inventor Louie Marx introduced the YO-YO.
In 1930, The Blue Angel, starring the unknown Marlene Dietrich, premiered in America. Director Josef von Sternberg discovered the German actress while filming in Germany and cast her in the film as the darkly erotic cabaret singer Lola Lola.
In 1933, Nazi Germany began persecuting Jews with a boycott of Jewish-owned businesses.
In 1938, the "Superman" comic strip debuted in newspapers.
In 1940, "DETECTIVE" COMICS On newsstands: The APRIL 1940 issue features the first appearance of BATMAN's sidekick ROBIN.
In 1945, American forces invaded Okinawa during World War Two.
In 1949, the "My Friend Irma" film was finished by Martin & Lewis, the first time as a team.
In 1954, Toto drummer Jeff Porcaro was born.
In 1960, the first weather satellite, TIROS-One, was launched from Cape Canaveral.
In 1962, Weight Watchers was formed by a woman named Jean Nidetch in her home in New York.
In 1963, "The Doctors" a TV Daytime Soap, debuted on NBC.
In 1963, the daytime drama "General Hospital" premiered on ABC-TV.
In 1970, President Nixon signed a measure banning cigarette advertising on radio and television, to take effect after January first, 1971.
In 1976, Apple Computer Inc. was founded by Stephen Wozniak and Steven Jobs.
In 1979, the "Nickelodeon Network" (originally called "Pinwheel") cable TV network debuted. They would later bring us Ren and Stimpy, You Can't Do That On Television, Clarissa Explains It All, Rugrats, and other children's shows presented in a way the other networks are not airing.
| Age | First Name | Middle Name | Last Name | Info | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 42 | Hillary | Scott | Singer for Lady Antebellum | "Need You Now" "I Run To You" | |
| 46 | Kip | Moore | Country Singer | Somethin' 'Bout A Truck | |
| 58 | Woody | Lee | American country music singer and songwriter | "Get Over It" "I Like the Sound of That" | |
| 65 | Mark | White | Guitarist for ABC | "Poison Arrow" "Look Of Love" | |
| 71 | Simon | Crowe | Drummer for The Boomtown Rats | "I Don't Like Mondays" | |
| 75 | Henry | Gross | Member of Sha Na Na, and solo | "Shannon" | |
| 76 | Billy | Currie | Keyboardist with Ultravox | ||
| 77 | Gil | Scott-Heron | Jazz keyboardist | ||
| 78 | Jimmy | Cliff | Raggae singer | "Higher and Higher" | |
| 79 | M | British musician: real name is Robin Scott | "Pop Muzik" | ||
| 81 | John | Barbata | Drummer for Jefferson Airplane and Jefferson Starship | "White Rabbit" | |
| 84 | Phil | Margo | Bass singer for The Tokens - later a producer | "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" | |
| 85 | Tom | Shipley | Half of the Brewer & Shipley duo | "One Toke Over The Line" | |
| 92 | Jim | Ed | Brown | Country singer, songwriter | "Pop A Top" |
| Would Have Been | First Name | Middle Name | Last Name | Info | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 72 | Jeff | Porcaro | Drummer for Toto (1954-1992) | "Rosanna" "Africa" "99" | |
| 80 | Ronnie | Lane | Rock and Roll Hall of Fame bassist with Faces and Small Faces (1946-1997) | "Itchycoo Park" | |
| 84 | Alan | Blakely | The singer-guitarist co-founded The Tremeloes (1942-1996) | "Here Comes My Baby" and "Silence Is Golden" | |
| 87 | Rudolph | Isley | Singer with the Isley Brothers (1939-2023) | "Twist And Shout" "This Old Heart Of Mine" |
| Age | First Name | Middle Name | Last Name | Info | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 29 | Asa | Butterfield | Merlin, Ender’s Game | ||
| 43 | Matt | Lanter | 90210, Timeless | ||
| 44 | Sam | Huntington | Superman Returns, Jungle 2 Jungle | ||
| 44 | Taran | Killam | SNL, 12 Years A Slave | ||
| 46 | Bijou | Phillips | Bully, Raising Hope | ||
| 50 | David | Oyelowo | Rise of the Planet of the Apes, Interstellar | ||
| 50 | Jose | Zuniga | Mission Impossible 3, Twilight | ||
| 53 | Rachel | Maddow | MSNBC host | ||
| 61 | Jane | Adams | Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Frasier | ||
| 74 | Annette | O'Toole | Smallville | ||
| 87 | Ali | MacGraw | The Getaway, Convoy | ||
| 92 | Don | Hastings | As The World Turns |
| Would Have Been | First Name | Middle Name | Last Name | Info | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 74 | Lon | Chaney Sr. | (1883-1930) The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Phantom of the Opera | ||
| 94 | Jane | Powell | (1929 – 2021) Royal Wedding, A Date with Judy | ||
| 94 | Debbie | Reynolds | (1932 – 2016) Singin' in the Rain, It Started with a Kiss, The Rat Race | ||
| 95 | Gordon | Jump | (1932-2003) Soap, WKRP in Cincinnati |
| Day | First Name | Last Name | Info | Town |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mar 27 | Dr. Baylie | Bliss | Haxby | |
| Mar 31 | Colleen | Forrester | ||
| Mar 31 | Shielda | Flaten | ||
| Apr 1 | Walter | Nelson | Opheim | |
| Apr 1 | Leo | Pattison | ||
| Apr 1 | Debbie | Dulaney | ||
| Apr 1 | Skip | Fassett | ||
| Apr 2 | Elliot | Page | 5 | |
| Apr 2 | Katie | Padden | Fort Peck | |
| Apr 4 | Audrey | Olson | ||
| Apr 6 | Rachel | Larson | Glasgow | |
| Apr 7 | Brenda | Bulock | Glasgow |