Photo shoot
Here's a candid balcony shot taken by Elliott during the set up for KXCI's first group photo in 25 years. Wait until you see the "official" photos for our 30th anniversary this year.Read more!
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Here's a candid balcony shot taken by Elliott during the set up for KXCI's first group photo in 25 years. Wait until you see the "official" photos for our 30th anniversary this year.
Just in case you've ever wondered what the inside of our transmitter site on Mount Bigelow looks like, here's a photo compliments of our engineer Doug. We're actually only the far right corner.
Generally when people think of supporting KXCI Community Radio, they think of memberships (and for good reason: thousands of you support us this way - thank you!).
But there are other great ways to support the station you love, including some you may not always think of. In this post, we present three things you can do this month to support our programming:
KXCI is conducting a quick, 6-question survey about our webstreaming service, our current (and possibly future) archived content and our current and future mini-programs. We would love and appreciate your feedback! The survey takes just a few minutes and provides assistance in our continuing quest to improve Your Community Radio.
Country music superstar George Jones passed away Friday at the age of 81, but leaves us with a wealth of recordings to be enjoyed for years to come. Called "the greatest country singer of all time" by his friend Merle Haggard, Jones could move effortlessly from the honky tonk sound of Hank Williams to heartfelt ballads that rivaled any of the crooners of the day. Only Eddy Arnold had more Top Ten country singles, and George charted in six different decades.
You can share your thoughts with George's family by visiting his website (click here)