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...connection between his unilaterally axing some popular KUAC-FM programming this summer and the carping from state and...and the First Amendment, Petrowich simply swept from KUAC-FM's schedule the sort of programming that offends Holm...
...pollution-causing heating devices, the state's Department of Environmental Conservation has taken up the responsibility. But, KUAC-FM reports, the DEC must work through several steps before actual enforcement can take place. The EPA has put Fairbanks...
...broadcasting in Alaska. "Predominantly, it's going to impact local services," Greg Petrowich, general manager of KUAC-FM and TV in Fairbanks, said of the state cuts. "It's about all we have to cut. We can't turn off the transmitters...
...noon forum sponsored by the Greater Fairbanks Chamber of Commerce and later in a public television debate sponsored by KUAC-FM and the Fairbanks Daily News-Miner. The second debate was broadcast statewide on public TV and radio. Murkowski said...
...Soldotna Chamber of Commerce forum Oct. 15, a Commonwealth North forum in Anchorage on Oct. 16, a debate sponsored by KUAC-FM and the Fairbanks Daily News-Miner on Oct. 17, a Fairbanks Chamber of Commerce forum Oct. 22, a debate held by KTUU-TV...
...Doctor Dave," as he was known, was the host of "Dave's Country Cavalcade" and "Daves Hootenanny" shows on KUAC-FM during his 25-year tenure as a broadcaster. During Saturday's first meeting, the co-op's interim board of directors...
...stations in Alaska and all over the country have been hard hit, from the smallest stations to the biggest. Jake Poole, a KUAC FM/TV manager in Fairbanks, said Friday he's cutting two employees. Same story: Costs are up, grants are down. Poole...
...present until recently. Northrip's training is in both radio and television. His first job in the state was manager of KUAC-FM in 1963 at the University of Alaska Fairbanks. KUAC eventually expanded into television, and Northrip taught courses...
...present until recently. Northrip's training is in both radio and television. His first job in the state was manager of KUAC-FM in 1963 at the University of Alaska Fairbanks. KUAC eventually expanded into television, and Northrip taught courses...