KMAland 960AM

The broadcaster delivers a mix of news, sports, and community-focused programming. A significant portion of the content revolves around local news, including reports on municipal actions, such as Shenandoah officials pursuing legal action regarding a nuisance property. Agricultural news and market information are also featured prominently, catering to the region’s farming community with grain prices, market talk, and a farm calendar. The station provides comprehensive sports coverage, encompassing local high school athletics, regional sports updates, and national sports scoreboards. Additionally, the broadcaster offers a platform for community announcements, including cancellations related to schools, churches, and other events, alongside a calendar of community events and birthdays/anniversies. Funeral announcements are also a regular feature, reflecting the station's role in the community. The station’s programming includes several distinct shows and segments. “The Morning Line” and “The Morning Jump with Dusty Skahill” provide early-morning news and updates. “This Week in KMAland” offers a weekly overview of local events and happenings. “Upon Further Review with Derek Martin” provides sports analysis and commentary. “Page Turners” caters to listeners interested in literary content. The broadcaster also features “Market Talk” and a “Farm Calendar” to support the agricultural sector. A podcast is available for on-demand listening, and the website provides a broadcast schedule for listeners to plan their listening. Derek Martin also contributes blogs accessible through the website. The broadcaster’s history is evident through its public files and EEO reports, indicating a long-standing presence and adherence to regulatory requirements. The station highlights local sports achievements through the “KMA Sports Hall of Fame” and “KMAland Sports Awards,” showcasing the region’s athletic talent. The broadcaster also actively engages in community initiatives, such as the “KMAland Healthcare Heroes” program and mentoring programs. The website also mentions “Why I Love Living in KMAland”, suggesting a focus on celebrating the region’s unique qualities. The station also provides a platform for local businesses through advertising opportunities. The station broadcasts on two frequencies, 960 AM and 99.1 FM, and offers a livestream accessible through the website. A mobile application is available for download, allowing listeners to access content on the go. The website provides access to weather information, including forecasts from “Weatherology” and “Skywatchers,” along with radar imagery and active weather alerts brought to you by Simmons Restoration. The broadcaster maintains a social media policy and provides contact information for inquiries and advertising opportunities. The “KMA E-Shop” allows for ad cancellations and other related forms.