McMinnville Radio - Ex Employees of KLYC, KMCM and KCYX

12/01/2022

Not a good sign…

https://www.radioworld.com/news-and-business/headlines/these-stations-are-at-risk-of-losing-their-licenses

Nineteen radio station licenses — located in Alaska, Washington, Oregon and Hawaii — will expire on Feb. 1 unless the FCC hears from them.

10/01/2022

18/09/2021

14/08/2021

Look what we found…. Glenn Nobel

19/07/2021

There was discussion of a KLYC get together… any interest?

09/10/2020

Sad News... former KLYC News Director

A Salem motorcyclist died last week after colliding with a vehicle on Commercial Street in Salem.

09/02/2020

Yep!

21/01/2020

Interesting "new" station that reminds me of a certain station...

http://metv.fm/kxxp

Timeless and memorable music from the '50s, '60s, 70's, and '80s. Unlike most radio stations, our music library consists of over 3500 songs. Listen to more than 350 different songs per day with no repeats!

21/01/2020

13/11/2019

60’s or 80’s?

07/10/2019

KLYC / KMCM History from PdxRado.com

https://docs.google.com/document/d/15dK6sru2_i-RmO0wv7ojzGuflLoF8vCeAOFwrXlKmoA/edit?usp=sharing

Craig_Adams Participant On July 15, 1947 Jack B. Bladine & Philip N. Bladine, a partnership doing business as McMinnville Broadcasting Co. applied for a construction permit to build an AM station on 1260 K.C., with the power of 1 K.W. daytime only. Transmitter would be an RCA BTA-1L. Jack B. Bla...

07/10/2019

2009 Remote

13/09/2019

So what’s new?

20/05/2019

http://player.live365.com/a93333

02/04/2019

So..... what’s everyone listening to?

31/10/2018

😢

28/10/2018

What can we do?

22/08/2018

I remember when....

01/06/2018

Any stories to tell?