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Whenever I’m in that area, KWSO is my go-to in the car. The diversity of their programming and commitment to community service is outstanding. It would be a terrible loss to that area if KWSO doesn’t survive.
A morning set consisting of “Rock Lobster” by B-52s, “I Put A Spell On You” by CCR, some other music new to me, and capped with native language lessons practice is awesome for listeners.
Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs awarded $1M+ in grant funding. Maybe some of it will go toward sustaining KWSO.
https://www.registerguard.com/news/20180920/oregon-tribes-awarded-millions-in-federal-grant-funding
“…The Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs Reservation, gets nearly $1.2 million, a larger award among Oregon’s grant recipients.”
Radio Tierra (KZAS-FM LPFM 95.1) in Hood River has launched their new audio stream. The stream can be found at http://www.radiotierra.org . It’s a 128 Kbps MP3 Shoutcast feed sourced at : http://176.31.118.39:16798
KZAS-LP can also be heard on four Columbia Gorge translators.
K240DA 95.9 Stevenson, WA
K244ES 96.7 Carson, WA
K296GO 107.1 Parkdale, OR
K299BB 107.7 The Dalles, ORNice coverage for an LPFM.
– ChessyDuckThis from All Access:
KCMB, LLC is selling K229BN/LA GRANDE, OR to FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF RIVERVIEW for $20,000. The primary station will be noncommercial KOLU/PASCO, WA.
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