KPOV LPFM - Bend Community Radio
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Welcome to KPOV 106.7 FM. We broadcast an eclectic mix of music, news and talk shows that you won't find elsewhere on your radio dial in central Oregon. That's our point: to offer you a refreshing alternative to the redundant babble of mainstream media. We do so with the talent, voices and perspectives of every day people in our community.
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KPOV's Spring Break Kids Camp
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Sign up for KPOV's Kids Camp!
March 22-26, 2010
KPOV Kids Camp in Action
KPOV – 106.7 will help you get
your voice heard! Learn how to be a DJ, report the news, create a radio
advertisement or just tell a wacky story with sound effects, music and
humor. You will use computers to edit stories. The show produced will
be broadcast on 106.7 FM the week after the class, and you’ll get a
copy on CD to take home!
Who: KPOV Kids Radio Camp is for kids in Grades: 5-7 (ages: 10-12)
When: It will be March 22 to 26 (M-F) from 1:00pm- 4:00 pm
Where: Right here at the KPOV studios, 501 NW Bond St.
Sign up through Bend Parks and Rec: (541) 389-7275
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Listen to KPOV on your iPhone
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It’s now easier than ever to listen to 106.7 KPOV with a new application that streams Bend Community Radio to your iPhone or iPod.
KPOV is excited to be able to offer one more way of listening to your community radio station. Since KPOV is a low power radio station, it can be hard to get reception in some parts of Bend. Now with the new iPhone App you can listen to KPOV on your phone. This application is free and allows users to access Bend Community Radio through a radio tuner modeled after many other online Internet Radio stream directories.
The App appears at http://itunes.com/apps/KPOVPlayer
If you have trouble with the link try searching for KPOV directly from iTunes! |
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KPOV Awarded $112,000 Federal Matching Grant for Full Power Radio
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FCC Also Approves New Location for Transmitter to Better Serve Region
 106.7 KPOV, Bend Community Radio, has been awarded a $112,000 federal matching grant for the station’s expansion from low power to full power broadcasting in 2011, and has received approval for a new transmitter location that will better serve the region.
Full power broadcasting will dramatically increase the reach of KPOV to Central Oregon listeners well beyond Bend. The $112,000 matching grant from the Public Telecommunications Facilities Program (PTFP), a program of the US Department of Commerce, is half the cost of building the new full power station; the other half must be raised from local supporters. |
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Vehicle Donations to Support KPOV
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If you have an unwanted vehicle that needs a new home, and you love community radio, then we have the solution for you.
 KPOV has teamed up with the Center for Car Donations to provide a way that
supporters can donate an unwanted vehicle, raise funds for Bend Community
Radio, and get a tax receipt for their donation.
It's simple too. All you have to do is call 877-411-DONATE, and we'll come and pick up your vehicle and give you a tax receipt for your donation.
 Tax receipts are for the year in which the car was donated. Donations can be made any time. More
information is available by calling 877-411-DONATE.
Click HERE for Frequently Asked Questions |
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Having a little trouble locating KPOV? Thanks in part to David Kinker, Tristan Reisfar, and Joe Mazzarella, KPOV has a new sign boasting the station's name. The station's number and name is now beautifully painted on the 501 NW Bond Street building and can be easily seen from afar. Thanks guys!
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