Community First Broadcasting, LLC
KSOU-FM 93.9 • KIHK-FM 106.9 • KSOU-AM 1090
P.O. Box 298 • 128 20th Street S.E. • Sioux Center, Iowa 51250 • (712) 722-1090 •
FAX 722-1102
©2013
Programming
KSOU-FM is our parent station. Originally going on the air in 1974, it has become
the information leader for Northwest Iowa, broadcasting 24 hours a day.
NEWS: KSOU is your source for local information and events. Local news updates
with News Director Doug Broek are aired at 7 AM, 8 AM, Noon, and 5 PM. On KSOU will
you hear issues that concern you most: city and county government, extension news,
school news, events, and local happenings. KSOU is also a Radio Iowa and Fox News
Radio affiliate to help keep you even better informed on state, national and world
news. You can hear the latest from ABC news at the top of each hour.
WEATHER: KSOU gives you the latest weather information at the top and bottom of
each hour. When severe weather strikes, count on KSOU and the Weather Eye meteorologists
to keep you informed.
FARM: KSOU brings you current farm news and information with the agriculture experts
at the Brownfield Network. In addition, you'll hear hourly market updates on KSOU
throughout the trading day.
SPORTS: Local sports is another high priority year-round. As the Voice of Northwest
Iowa Sports, our coverage of area high schools includes Sioux Center, Rock Valley,
Boyden-Hull, Western Christian, Unity Christian, MOC-Floyd Valley and West Sioux.
KSOU is also your home for the Northwestern College Red Raiders. Click here for
upcoming games on KSOU. Did you miss the game? You can listen to it at your convenience
by going to our Audio Archive.
MUSIC: KSOU plays the best mix of adult contemporary music from the 70's up to today,
including artists like the Eagles, Daughtry, Phil Collins, John Mayer, Fleetwood
Mac, Norah Jones, Lifehouse, John Mellencamp, Pink and Rob Thomas just to name a
few. In addition, Dale Bakker plays your favorite hymns and songs of yesterday and
today on “Precious Memories” Sundays from 1:30 to 6:30 p.m.
