Visited the Kohala High School today and met some of our future presenters. You'll be hearing their voices on the 96.1FM airwaves soon. students from left to right: Zoe Lawrence & Tanya Adams and in the back Neal Conan photo credit: Bob Martin
Thank you so much for voting in our Logo Design Contest for the Middle Schoolers. We counted the most like votes on the 8th of January and handed over the prizes at the Kohala Middle School. First Prize (donated by Kema Kama LLC) Grace May Todd Second Prize (donated by Costco) Nathan Romero Third prize (donated by Kings View Café) Gabby Tomas pictures taken by Kellyana
Mahalo to all the Kohala Middle Schoolers for submitting their artwork to our Logo Design Contest. There is some prizes to be won, so please go vote for your favorites to help us decide who the winner is going to be. Chris Michaelis' class Post by KNKR 96.1FM. Class 3 Post by KNKR 96.1FM. Class 2 Post by KNKR 96.1FM. Class 1 Post by KNKR 96.1FM.
On Saturday the 15th of November a couple of volunteers helped us clear up some trees to make way for sunlight to power our solar array on the shed. This awesome team hauled , cleaned and stacked up some downed trees and limbs. Many Mahalo's for helping out Here is the view our antenna will have of Hawi Looking at the objects below the wind mills which are located right above […]
A few new faces spotted at the 1st Programming meeting at the KNKR studio, next to the new Sunshine Hardware building in Hawi. Post by North Kohala Radio. Just fixed the roof and will be ready to start redecorating and refurbishing with sound equipment soon. We'll also have a recording studio for local bands to play with. Everyone is welcome to join us and pitch in with programming ideas
Head over to our facebook page to see who visited our audition booth at the Kohala Country Fair. Post by North Kohala Radio.
During the October 2006 earthquake, when both highways into Kohala were closed until well after dark, and hundreds of Kohala houses here were off their post and pier foundations, none of the radio or TV stations received in Kohala provided any information about road closures and damages here. We relied on the coconut wireless, ham radio operators, and cell phone calls to friends here and around the world. In 2007, […]
