WTIP Celebrates 20 Years on the Air
The North Shore's first local radio station celebrates it's 20th birthday this year! With over 1,200 members today, WTIP is an integral part of connecting people and building community along the North Shore.
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In the news…
The Nation’s Largest State Association of Community Radio Stations returns to the Minnesota State Fair
The Association of Minnesota Public Educational Radio Stations (Ampers), the nation's largest association of it's kind, will be back at the Minnesota State Fair this summer.
Ampers invites all Minnesotans to attend and participate in a statewide Pow Wow
The Association of Minnesota Public Educational Radio Stations (Ampers), The Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe, Red Lake Nation, White Earth Nation, the Sanford Center, and the City of Bemidji are inviting all Minnesotans to attend and participate in "Minnesota's 2nd Annual Bemijigamaag Sanford Center Pow Wow" on Saturday, April 23rd at the Sanford Center in Bemidji.
The Association of Minnesota Public Educational Radio Stations makes first appearance at the Minnesota State Fair
This summer, the Association of Minnesota Public Educational Radio Stations (Ampers), the nation's largest association of its kind, is going to be at the Minnesota State Fair!
The Nation’s Largest State Association of Community Radio Stations Now Includes 18 Stations in MN.
The Association of Minnesota Public Educational Radio Stations (Ampers), the nation's largest association of it's kind, is expanding yet again with the addition of
KRPR-FM 89.9 in Rochester, Minnesota.
To reach younger listeners, KMOJ launches second radio station in Twin Cities
KMOJ 89.9 FM, the Minneapolis-based urban radio station, is launching a second radio station in the Twin Cities.
KVSC celebrates 50 years
KVSC radio celebrated 50 years of serving the St. Cloud listening area this June with studio tours, alumni guest hosts and evening concerts.
Radio K: 100 years young
"We're 100 years old and never sounded so good," a nervous Ashley Pearl rattled off into a mic.