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| Columbia River Media Group | ||
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PO Box 79 Wenatchee, WA 98807 Tel: (509) 663-5186 Fax: (509) 663-8779
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| KOHO 101.1 FM | ||
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37 South Wenatchee Avenue Suite G Wenatchee, WA 98801 Tel: (509) 667-2400 Fax:
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KOHO Radio is a unique blend of local news; adult alternative music; featuring insightful interviews with local and regional news, as well as an in-depth look at community issues and events. KOHO Radio reaches both local and tourist markets! KOHO is one of only two locally owned stations in Wenatchee, tune into 101.1 FM serving the greater Wenatchee, Leavenworth, Quincy and Cle Elum areas. THE GOAL OF KOHO RADIO IS TO ENTERTAIN, ENLIGHTEN AND INVOLVE OUR LISTENERS. www.KOHORadio.com |
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| Northwest Public Radio | ||
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103 Palouse St, Ste. 10 Wenatchee, WA 98801 Tel: (509) 662-4589 Fax: (509) 665-0298
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Northwest Public Radio is the public radio service of Washington State University. While based on Pullman, Northwest Public Radio also has staff in Wenatchee, Richland and Bellingham. NWPR operates a regional network of 13 stations and 11 translators and offers two program services. The NPR and Classical Music service offers a schedule primarily of news programs and classical music. The NPR News service mixes news programs with talk and information programs. In Wenatchee, the NPR and Classical Music service is heard on KNWR (90.7), while the NPR News service is heard at 90.3, a translator of KLWS in Moses Lake. Northwest Public Radio is a founding member of National Public Radio, the leading producer of public radio programming. Among the programs produced by NPR and broadcast on Northwest Public Radio are Morning Edition, All Things Considered, Car Talk and Fresh Air. |
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| Wenatchee World | ||
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P.O. Box 1511 21 S Mission Wenatchee, WA 98801 Tel: (509) 663-5161 Fax:
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The Wenatchee World was founded on July 3, 1905 and then sold two years later to Rufus Woods. Woods gained national fame by leading a 23-year fight for the construction of Grand Coulee Dam and the Columbia Basin Project. During this time, Rufus and his cousin Warren Woods built a newspaper that covered all of North Central Washington. Their sons, Wilfred And Robert Woods, took over in the 1950s and the leadership was passed to third generation publisher Rufus G. Woods in 1997. It remains one of the last family-owned information companies in the region. The Wenatchee World is a six-day a week newspaper serving Chelan, Douglas, Okanogan and Grant Counties. With over 25,000 subscribers, The World remains the most dominant media source in North Central Washington. |
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| Cherry Creek Radio | ||
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231 N. Wenatchee Ave. Wenatchee, 98801 Tel: (509)-888-8400 Fax: (509)-663-1150
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Cherry Creek Radio specializes in small market radio stations (less than 200,000 pop.) Cherry Creek Radio local offers seven distinct platforms (seven stations) to which businesses both retail and services can target market to reach potential clients. KPQ AM 560 is Cherry Creek's heritage station bringing news/talk/sports to the Wenatchee Valley for almost 80 years! | |
| The Good Life | ||
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10 First Street, Suite 108 Wenatchee, WA 98801 Tel: (509) 888-6527 Fax:
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