Hello friends!  We hope everyone is enjoying these early days of summer sun!  Here at the station, we're gearing up for a busy one.  We'll be making trips to many of our communities, starting with a McCarthy visit at the end of June (for more info about the McCarthy tower move, contactDanny).  We'll be travelling to Cordova for the Copper River Wild! Salmon Festival, and to Copper Center for the Fireweed Festival in July.  In August, you can catch us at the Kenny Lake Fair.

Also in August, we are happy to announce the first annual Richardson Highway Rendezvous, a one-day music event taking place on Saturday the 29th, here in Valdez.  We are currently seeking musical acts to perform at this event.  Anyone interested can submit a demo to PO Box 467 Valdez, AK 99686, or callAmy at 835-4665 for more information.  Stay tuned in and check back here for more details as the date draws closer.

A big thanks to all of you that have contributed membership donations this year.  The final tally for the spring pledge drive was $10,420.  It's easy to make a contribution online, just clickhere!

As always, we are looking for volunteer DJs to host music shows.  If you've got an idea for a show, please contactDanny for more information.

KCHU Terminal Radio, Inc. is listener-supported public radio for Prince William Sound and the Copper River Basin.  We serve seven communities throughout the two regions, including Valdez, Cordova, Glennallen & McCarthy. 

KCHU is your source for national, state, and local news, with our own Joshua Smith reporting from Valdez and surrounding areas.  Tune in on weekdays at 7:49 am, 12:11 pm and 7:00 pm (weekends at 7:00 pm) for the KCHU Billboard, our daily on-air listing of events taking place in the area.

From Piano Jazz to Performance Today to A Prairie Home Companion, KCHU brings you the best in music and variety from National Public Radio, American Public Media and Public Radio International.  We also air locally produced music shows at various times throughout the week (see schedule for show times).

Community public radio is a vital resource for rural Alaskans.  At KCHU, we envision a fully engaged, supportive community receiving optimum benefit from public radio.  We seek to provide diverse, reliable information and entertainment to our communities.  If you have suggestions to help us attain these goals, please Contact Us.

Programming on KCHU is made possible by the support of our generous listeners, business sponsors, and grants from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, Alaska Public Broadcasting Commission, and United Way.  Thanks to all of you who make community public radio possible!