Valley 104.9 would like recognize and thank our donors Kathy Lambert Ms. Isabel Larson Jones – Life member of Carnation Jack Dalton Sue and Davin Henrikson Chuck Young Lee Grumman Anthony Smith Mike Middleton Joe Blanchard and Ashley Maize Amoshaun Toft Mark Radbourne Heidi Lee Jason Walker Fred Bereswell Bruce Caplan Becky Nixon Ian King Jon Adams Kevin and Denise Crutchfield Thank you to Sno-Valley Senior Center for hosting our Studio.
Read MoreTax Day is moving day for Valley Community Broadcasting when the community radio station changes to a new, clearer frequency of 104.9 FM. The move to 104.9 FM will enable a better reception and is another example of providing the local community a uniquely high-quality listening experience. 103.1 FM has been used since the station debuted in December of 2016, and over time was determined the signal was not as clear in some parts of the Lower Snoqualmie Valley as it was in others. “The decision to move to 104.9…
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Read MoreNEWS RELEASE April 24, 2017 Contact: Heather Stark, 425-351-0682 Email: heather.stark@valley1049.org OFFICIAL NAME CHANGE FOR VALLEY 103.1 COMMUNITY RADIO Name change better reflects targeted geographic area for community radio station serving Duvall, Carnation, and Redmond Ridge It’s official – the new name for the growing community radio station for Duvall, Carnation and Redmond Ridge is Valley Community Broadcasting. The station itself will still go by Valley 103.1, but the new organizational name will reflect the target audience and the geographic coverage for the radio signals. “The name…
Read MoreNEWS RELEASE March 14, 2017 CONTACT: Heather Stark, 425,351-0682 Heather.stark@valley1049.org LOCAL OFFICIALS HELP KICK OFF VALLEY RADIO 103.1 COMMUNITY RADIO City and county elected officials, school district administrators, business leaders, radio enthusiasts and community residents turned out Saturday, March 11th, to support the Valley 103.1 community radio station launch. The station, licensed by the FCC in January, has already been broadcasting a variety of Adult Album Alternative music around the clock, with specialty music shows interspersed throughout the week. The station is something “I think we can build into…
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