The VOICE of northeast Montana!!!
Each week we draw from ALL that week's anniversaries and birthdays to give away a birthday prize pack from our sponsors:
- Collector's coins from Fort Peck Community Federal Credit Union
- Gift certificate from the Apple Trolley
- Certificate good for one order of Toodie's Cafe's famous pancakes
- A 6-inch sub meal from Subway
Apple Trolley
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 from 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 cracker, or nuts, drilled 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 8am-2pm! Call 228-2915.
Fort Peck Community Federal Credit Union
Fort Peck Community Federal Credit Union – A 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.
The Fort Peck Credit Union - Local Service, Community-centered.
Fort Peck Office: 406-526-3223
(Hours: 8:30am – 4pm)
Glasgow Branch: 406-228-9292
(Hours: 8:30am – 4pm Mon-Thurs; 8:30am - 5pm Fri)
www.fortpeckcu.com
Insured by NCUA, Equal Housing Lender
Toodie's Cafe
Located in the Glasgow Elks building, Toodies is a family-friendly café with a welcoming atmosphere.
Open 7am – 1pm 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!
Subway
Your local Subway is open 7:30am – 9pm 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 11am or come in for lunch.
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
That’s Subway in Glasgow: 406 228 4052
January 29th is the 29th day of the year. There are 336 days remaining until the end of the year
Today is the National Corn Chip Day, National Puzzle Day, National Carnation Day and Curmudgeons Day
In 1802, John Beckley became the first Librarian of Congress.
In 1845, Edgar Allen Poe's poem "The Raven" was published under a pseudonym in the New York Evening Mirror.
In 1861, Kansas became the 34th state of the Union.
In 1886, German motor pioneer Karl Benz was granted a patent for the first successful gasoline-powered car.
In 1896, U.S. physician Emile Grubbe became the first doctor to use radiation treatment for breast cancer.
In 1900, the American Baseball League was founded in Chicago.
In 1920, Walt Disney started his first job as an artist. He was paid $40 a week with the K.C. Slide Co.
In 1924, the ice cream cone rolling machine was patented by Carl Taylor of Cleveland.
In 1929, the Seeing Eye Guide Dog Foundation was organized.
In 1936, the Baseball Hall of Fame was established in Cooperstown, N.Y.
In 1959, Walt Disney's "Sleeping Beauty" was released in the U.S.
In 1964, Stanley Kubrick's Cold War satire "Dr. Strangelove," starring Peter Sellers in three roles, premiered.
| Age | First Name | Middle Name | Last Name | Info | Credits | |
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44 |
Adam |
Lambert |
American Idol singer |
"Whataya Want From Me" |
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45 |
Jonny |
Lang |
Blues singer |
"Lie To Me" |
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64 |
Marcus |
Vere |
Musician with Living In A Box |
"Living In A Box" |
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65 |
David |
Baynton-Power |
Drummer for James |
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65 |
Eddie |
Jackson |
Bassist for Queensryche |
"Another Rainy Night" "Silent Lucidity" |
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70 |
Amii |
Stewart |
Disco era singer |
"Knock On Wood" |
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73 |
Louie |
Perez |
Drummer for Los Lobos |
"La Bamba" "Come On, Let's Go" |
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73 |
Charlie |
Wilson |
Singer for The Gap Band |
"You Dropped A Bomb On Me" |
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76 |
Max |
Carl |
Singer for Grand Funk Railroad, and was also with .38 Special |
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80 |
Bettye |
LaVette |
American soul singer-songwriter |
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| Would have been | First Name | Middle Name | Last Name | Info | Credits |
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74 |
Tommy |
Ramone |
Drummer for The Ramones (1952-2014) |
"Rock N Roll High School" |
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90 |
James |
Jamerson |
Session bassist for Motown Records (1936-1983) |
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| Age | First Name | Middle Name | Last Name | Info | Credits | |
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40 |
Isabel |
Lucas |
(“Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen,” “Red Dawn”) |
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47 |
Andrew |
Keegan |
Party of Five, Camp Nowhere |
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48 |
Justin |
Hartley |
“Smallville,” “This Is Us” |
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51 |
Sharif |
Atkins |
ER |
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51 |
Sara |
Gilbert |
Roseanne, The Big Bang Theory |
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56 |
Heather |
Graham |
“Austin Powers,” “The Hangover” |
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56 |
Sam |
Trammel |
(“Going To California,” “True Blood”) |
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58 |
Ed |
Burns |
Director-actor |
“Saving Private Ryan,” “Public Morals” |
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64 |
Nicholus |
Turturro |
“Do The Right Thing,” “Blue Bloods” |
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68 |
Judy |
Norton Taylor |
The Waltons |
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72 |
Oprah |
Winfrey |
Talk show host |
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76 |
Ann |
Jillian |
“It’s a Living,” “Jennifer Slept Here” |
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78 |
Marc |
Singer |
“Beastmaster,” “Arrow” |
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81 |
Tom |
Selleck |
“Magnum P.I.,” “Blue Bloods” |
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|
86 |
Katharine |
Ross |
“The Graduate,” “Donnie Darko” |
| Would have been | First Name | Middle Name | Last Name | Info | Credits |
|
69 |
Diane |
Delano |
(1957-2024) The Ellen Show, Northern Exposure |
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|
92 |
Noel |
Harrison |
Actor-singer |
(1934-2013) |
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|
108 |
John |
Forsythe |
(1918-2010) (“Charlie’s Angels,” “Dynasty”) |
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|
113 |
Victor |
Mature |
(1913-1999) (“My Darling Clementine,” “Samson and Delilah”) |
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146 |
W.C. |
Fields |
(1880-1946) (“The Bank Dick” “My Little Chickadee”) |
| Jan 25 |
Doug & Gwen |
Page |
Anniversary |
Glasgow |
| Jan 25 |
Reed |
Sather |
5 |
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| Jan 26 |
Jerrett |
Braaten |
|
Glasgow |
| Jan 26 |
Doris |
Ozark |
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| Jan 26 |
Whitney |
Galland |
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| Jan 26 |
Janette |
Glasoe |
Glasgow |
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| Jan 27 |
Ty |
Pederson |
Glasgow |
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| Jan 28 |
Kinley |
Strommen |
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| Jan 28 |
Flint |
Knaff |
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| Jan 29 |
Kyle |
Humbert |
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Glasgow |
| Jan 30 |
Tammy |
Mix |
Glasgow |
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| Feb 1 |
Everett |
Breigenzer |
100 |
Glasgow |
| Feb 2 |
Connie |
Keough |
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