Kcam

KCAM is a 5,000-watt community radio station located in the Copper River Valley of Southcentral Alaska, near Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve. Since its inception in March 1964 during the Great Alaska Earthquake, KCAM has remained dedicated to its Christian heritage while providing diverse programming that caters to the entire community. The station offers a mix of national and local news, weather updates, community information, and a variety of music genres, including country, contemporary Christian, and oldies. KCAM actively engages with its listeners and supports local initiatives, fostering a sense of community through its broadcasting efforts. Generated from the website

KCAM is a 5,000-watt community radio station located in the Copper River Valley of Southcentral Alaska, specifically at the edge of Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve. Since its inception in March 1964, shortly after the Great Alaska Earthquake, KCAM has maintained its Christian heritage while providing diverse programming that caters to the entire community. The station features a mix of national and local news, weather updates, community announcements, and family-oriented programs, alongside a wide variety of music genres including country, contemporary Christian, and oldies. KCAM serves as a vital resource and voice for the residents of the Copper River Valley, fostering community connection and engagement. Generated from the website