History – Page 3 – PNW Broadcasting History & Current Affairs

Olympia’s 99.3 KAYO sold to Bustos Media (2005)

Aberdeen’s KAYO rides into Olympia (1999)

Rockin’ and rocky times at Olympia’s KQEU

AM Stereo KTOL goes on the air (1983)

Dial position among changes at KTOL (1984)

Three AM stations compete for an audience in Olympia (1984)

KTOL – John DiMeo Jr. named VP (1985)

Thurston County station sold to Pioneer Broadcasting (1986)

Tacoma’s KRPM FM Radio sold to businessman from Arizona (1984)

The heart of Country KBAM

Patrick MacDonald passes

Popular local country music artists – radio, tv and live

That villainous character, Chris Wedes

How Chris Wedes became J.P. Patches

Was someone trying to silence Hardwick?

Before social media, it was radio & tv that brought out the lunatics

Sacramento radio 1966-1970

A few of Tom Read’s radio ventures

Spokane radio 1965-1969

The Mike Webb Case

Portland Radio 1956-1965

4th dimension sound set to grab Portland audience

Voices of Authority: Spokane area radio-tv voiceover artists

A young Pat O’Day assaulted at radio station over strange conspiracy theory

This is a fine mess. KENY Bellingham encounters Murphy’s Law.

1960: New studios, new board for KRKO

1973 (TNT) October Radio

Where there is smoke, there may be technical difficulties

1973 (TNT) February Radio

1948 – KTNT FM Tacoma goes on the air

↑