Locally grown, internationally known
The Methow Valley has a new radio station featuring music — as much as possible by local artists — and informational programming of particular interest to veterans.
After years of volunteer labor and thousands of dollars, KFAC, the low-power radio station of the American Legion Post in Twisp, is on the air at 105.5 FM.
Tristan Gilbert, the …
By Laurelle Walsh
A new, low-power radio station, KTRJ-LP 93.7 FM, is now broadcasting 24 hours a day, seven days a week from a studio at the home of David, Julie and Kaity Corrigan in the Twin Lakes area of Winthrop. Radios in the vicinity …
By Marcy Stamper
The Methow Valley may have three new radio stations in the next year or two, with three successful applicants for low-power FM stations in a recent—and rare—application window from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). These frequencies are available only to noncommercial, educational organizations, according to the FCC.
By MARCY STAMPER Opportunities to land a spot on the FM dial don’t come up very often, so Tristan Gilbert, commander of the American Legion Post in Twisp, is pulling together his ideas and paperwork for a low-power radio station with programming of particular interest to vets. The station would be broadcast from an antenna […]
Farewell party for Wenzels The Merc Playhouse will host a farewell potluck party for Mark and Julie Wenzel and their family on June 28 from 5-7 p.m. at Twisp City Park. Mark, superintendent of the Methow Valley School District, will take over as superintendent of the Anacortes School District on July 1. Julie is leaving […]
