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Bagley Barnesville Baxter Bemidji Benson Blackduck Blooming Prairie Blue Earth Brainerd KNBJ News/Talk* [Repeats: KNOW-F 91.1] WQXJ Oldies Bagley 91.3 65000w 988ft 104.5 8500w 486ft -•American Public Media Group +Omni Broadcasting Co. KBXE cp-new* Sister to: KCRB-F 218-444-1500 fax: 218-751-8091 90.5 10OOOOw 413ft DA 651-290-1500 fax: 651-290-1295 PO Box 1656, Bemidji 56619 Northern Community Radio 480 Cedar St, St. Paul 55101 502 Beltrami Ave NW, Bemidji 56601 KKCQ-F Country GM Tim Roseler SM Kathy Golbuff GM Lou Buron SM Peggy Hanson 96.7 25000w 328ft PD Steve Nelson CE Stacie Moncrief PD Kevin Jackson CE Mark Anderson Pine to Prairie Broadcasting, Inc. www.mpr.org Sister to: KKCQ, KKEQ KKZY Adult Contemporary Blooming Prairie 218435-1919 fax:218-435-1480 95.5 100000W 423ft PO Box 180, Fosston 56542 KOWZ-F Adult Contemporary +Omni Broadcasting Co. 35006 US Hwy 2 SE, Fosston 56542 100.9 100000W 620ft Sister to: KBHP, KBUN, KLLZ-F GM Phil Ehlke SM Don Brinkman +Linder Radio Group 218-444-1500 fax:218-751-8091 PD Tom Laño CE Jim Offerdahl Sister to: KATO-F, KDOG, KOWZ, KRRW, KRUE, PO Box 1656,56619,502 Beltrami Ave NW, 56601 www.kkcqradio.com KTOE, KXAC, KXLP, KYSM GM Lou Buron SM Peggy Hanson Grand Forks Arbitron 1.8 Shr 200 AQH 507-444-9224 fax: 507-444-9080 PD Todd Haugen CE Mark Anderson 255 Cedardale Dr SE, Owatonna 55060 Barnesville KBHP Country GM/PD Lynn Ketelsen SM Matt Ketelsen 101.1 100000W 522ft CE Scott Schmelling KBVB Country +Omni Broadcasting Co. www.kowzonline.com 95.1 100000W 384ft Sister to: KBUN, KKZY, KLLZ-F Mankato Arbitron 1.4 Shr 200 AQH James Ingstad Broadcast Group 218-444-1500 fax:218-751-8091 Sister to: KFGO, KMJO, KRWK, KVOX, WDAY-F PO Box 1656, 56619, 502 Beltrami Ave NW, 56601 Blue Earth 701-237-5346 fax: 701-235-4042 GM Lou Buron SM Peggy Hanson 1020 25th StS, Fargo ND 58103 PD Todd Haugen CE Mark Anderson KBEW Oldies /Farm GM/SM Nancy Odney PD John Austin 1560 1000 ND-D KKBJ-F Hot AC CE Al Murray -•Result Radio Group 103.7 100000W 479ft www.bob95fm.com Sister to: KBEW-F Fargo-Moorhead Arbitron 7.6 Shr 1800 AQH R.P. Broadcasting, Inc. 507-526-2181 fax: 507-526-7468 Sister to: KKBJ, WBJI PO Box 278, 56013, 705 E Leland Pkwy, 56013 218-751-7777 fax:218-759-0658 GM/SM Kevin Benson PD Randy Allen Baxter 2115 Washington Ave S, 56601 CE Jeff Vriesen GM/SM Dan Voss PD Mark Ricci WWWI Talk CE Roger Paskvan KBEW-F Country 1270 5000/5000 DA-N www.kkbj.com 98.1 25000w 328ft Tower Broadcasting Corp. -•Result Radio Group Sister to: WWWI-F Sister to: KBEW 218-828-9994 fax:218-828-8327 Benson 507-526-2181 fax: 507-526-7468 305 W Washington St, Brainerd 56401 KBMO Adult Standards PO Box 278, 56013, 705 E Leland Pkwy, 56013 GM/SM/PD Jim Pryor CE Mark Persons GM/SM Kevin Benson PD Randy Allen www.3wiradio.com 1290 330/24 ND Quest Broadcasting, Inc. CE Jeff Vriesen Sister to: KSCR-F KJLY Religious Teaching* Bemidji 320-843-3290 fax: 320-843-3955 104.5 50000w 492ft 10513th St N, 56215 +Minn-lowa Christian Broadcasting KKBJ Talk GM/SM Paul Estenson PD Jason Brandt 507-526-3233 fax: 507-526-3235 1360 5000/2500 DA-N CE Maynard Meyer R.P. Broadcasting, Inc. PO Box 72, 56013,12089 380th Ave, 56013 Sister to: KKBJ-F, WBJI KSCR-F Classic Hits GM Matt Dorfner PD Steve Ware 218-751-7777 fax:218-759-0658 93.5 25000w 328ft CE MarkCroom 2115 Washington Ave S, 56601 Quest Broadcasting, Inc. www.kjly.com GM/SM Dan Voss PD Mark Ricci Sister to: KBMO Mankato Market CE Roger Paskvan 320-843-3290 fax: 320-843-3955 www.kkbjam.com 105 13th St N, 56215 Brainerd GM/SM Paul Estenson PD Jason Brandt KBUN Sports CE Maynard Meyer KVBR Business News 1450 1000/1000 ND 1340 1000/1000 ND +Omni Broadcasting Co. +Omni Broadcasting Co. Sister to: KBHP, KKZY, KLLZ-F Blackduck Sister to: KLIZ, KLIZ-F, KUAL-F 218444-1500 fax:218-751-8091 218-828-1244 fax:218-828-1119 PO Box 1656, 56619, 502 Beltrami Ave NW, 56601 WYNJ Religious Teaching* [Repeats: KOPJ 89.3] 89.5 800w 328ft 13225 Dogwood Dr, Baxter 56425 GM Lou Buron SM Peggy Hanson GM Mike Boen SM Thomas Albrecht PD Kevin Jackson CE Mark Anderson We Have This Hope Christian Radio, Inc. 218-237-4673 PD Dan Wild CE Dave Cox KCRB-F Classical* [Repeats: KSJN 99.5] 200 Main Ave S, Park Rapids 56470 www.kvbr.com 88.5 83000w 988ft GM Sharon Erickson KLIZ Sports +American Public Media Group 1380 5000/5000 DA-N Sister to: KNBJ WMIS-F Talk /Adult Contemporary +Omni Broadcasting Co. 651-290-1500 fax: 651-290-1295 92.1 36000w 577ft Sister to: KLIZ-F, KUAL-F, KVBR 480 Cedar St, St. Paul 55101 Paskvan Media, Inc. 218-828-1244 fax:218-828-1119 GM Tim Roesler SM Kathy Golbuff JSAwith: R.P. Broadcasting, Inc. 13225 Dogwood Dr, Baxter 56425 PD John Birge CE Stacie Moncrief 218-751-7777 fax:218-759-0658 GM Mike Boen SM Thomas Albrecht www.mpr.org 2115 Washington Ave S, Bemidji 56601 GM Troy Paskvan SM Dan Voss PD Dan Wild CE Dave Cox KBSB CHR* PD Mark Ricci CE Jeremy Vogle www.kiiz.com 89.7 115w 126ft www.wmisfm.com KBPN News/Talk* [Repeats: KNOW-F 91.1] Bemidji State University 88.3 5000w 669ft 218-755-4120 fax:218-755-4119 WBJI Classic Country -•American Public Media Group 1500 Birchmont Dr NE, 56601 98.3 100000W 479ft Sister to: KBPR GM Nick Stoltman R.P. Broadcasting, Inc. 651-290-1500 fax:651-290-1295 www.fm90.org Sister to: KKBJ, KKBJ-F 218-751-7777 fax: 218-759-0658 480 Cedar St, St. Paul 55101 2115 Washington Ave S, Bemidji 56601 GM Tim Roesler SM Kathy Golbuff GM/SM Dan Voss PD Mark Ricci PD Steve Nelson CE Stacie Moncrief CE Roger Paskvan www.mpr.org .
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