Ron West talks with GGF Community Theater Chief Kathy King about a special fund-raising, production awareness event coming up Friday evening May 5th in the front of the Fire Hall Theater in downtown Grand Forks.

This spring, we need your help more than ever before. With Pioneer 90.1 facing the potential loss of one of its largest grants, the station is relying on every listener to contribute what they can. Will you help us keep making Community Radio for the Northland?

We want to make it easy for you to support the programs you love. By texting the word Give to 218-683-8588, you’ll be sent a link directly to the Northland Community & Technical College Foundation’s secure donation form. When you donate with your credit or debit card and select KSRQ Pioneer 90.1 Radio as your donor intent, every penny of your donation goes straight to Pioneer 90.1.

Together, we can continue to offer new music from quality artists, and community-oriented programming not offered on any other station in our area. Thank you for your support of Pioneer 90.1!

There are lots of ways to get involved in Community Radio for the Northland:

• Host a live show on any of our three stations
• Interview local newsmakers
• Create feature stories about interesting people
• Conduct remote broadcasts from community events
• Write stories or take photos for our website
• Help us share the station through social media
• Assist with pledge drives and business underwriting

If you’ve ever wanted to learn about broadcasting, we’re here to teach you! No experience is needed, and the training is free.

Contact station manager Mark Johnson to get started:

Call (218) 683-8587

email mark.johnson@northlandcollege.edu

Discover sounds – old and new – with Pioneer 90.1, PolkaCast and Neon 90.

See you at the Ampers booth in the Education Building at the Minnesota State Fair, Tuesday August 30! Listen in for our live radio broadcast from 9 AM to 9 PM, and watch our Facebook page for live video segments from the fair.