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At home, at work, in your car, on a boat … Montana Public Radio can be
heard throughout western and central Montana.
The Montana Public Radio signal is broadcast from our studio facilities in
Missoula and distributed via satellite to five other transmitters and six translators
in our regional network.
The stations in our FM network are:
89.1 Missoula (KUFM)
89.9 Kalispell (KUKL)
89.9 Great Falls (KGPR)
91.1 Swan Lake (K216BE)
91.3 Butte (KAPC)
91.5 North Missoula (K218AI)
91.7 Helena (KUHM)
91.7 Dillon (K219CS)
91.7 Whitefish (K219BN)
91.9 Hamilton (KUFN)
98.3 White Sulphur Springs (K252AD)
107.1 Marysville (K296BI) |
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| Northwest Area Foundation Grant Funds News Reports on Poverty Issues |
Over the next two years the Montana Public Radio News Department will be presenting regular feature stories about issues of poverty in Montana. This project is made possible with a two-year, $78,500 grant from the Northwest Area Foundation. The funding will enable Montana Public Radio to add a half-time reporter to its staff for the duration of the project, as well as cover costs for field recording equipment and travel throughout western and central Montana. News Director Sally Mauk says, “I’m excited about the project and the opportunity to get our news staff out to many Montana communities to report on such an important and timely topic.”
The Northwest Area Foundation approached Montana Public Radio with this opportunity for funding coverage of poverty issues, after beginning successful projects with Minnesota Public Radio and Seattle’s KUOW last year. The Northwest Area Foundation’s mission is to help communities in an eight-state region (including Montana) reduce poverty. www.nwaf.org.
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