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 will be going "Full Power"!!
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The FCC has awarded KPOV a full power construction permit!
On October 22, 2007, 106.7 KPOV filed an application with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) for a construction permit to build a full power, non-commercial, educational radio station serving Bend and other nearby communities in Central Oregon on 88.9fm. Approximately 3400 other organizations across the country also applied for full power permits.
On June 9, 2008, the FCC granted KPOV a three-year construction permit. Approximately 250 of the over 3,400 applicants last fall have received actual permits to-date and KPOV is one of the first low-power fm stations to receive its permit.
Frequently Asked Questions answered here. |
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KPOV is holding our second annual September 11 Blood Drive. Support your community - save a life! More information available by contacting Ron Boozell HERE. |
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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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CITIZEN ALERT! Candidate Audio Files
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2008 Candidates - Click to listen to:
Bend City Council candidate audio files:
Jeff Eager
Kathie Eckman
Don Leonard
Peter Gramlich
Jodi Barram
All audio from the KPOV Archives - Citizen Alert with Tristan Reisfar |
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KPOV Celebrates our Third Birthday
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June 28th was KPOV's long awaited and successfully celebrated Hootenanny (aka KPOV's third birthday). The KPOV studios, as well as areas surrounding the station's home of 501 NW Bond, were abundant with people. Food was provided by by Fireside Red, Scanlon’s, Sparrow Bakery, Petits Sweets, and Kebaba; iced tea was provided (in the middle of the 100 degree day!) by Townsend’s Teahouse. All sorts of activities were enjoyed. Thank you to all who came out to celebrate this wonderful day with us and we hope you had a fantastic time!

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