serves Bozeman on 95.9 MHz with a translator located on Sourdough Ridge.

KEMC first began broadcasting to the Gallatin Valley with the 88.5 MHz translator on Quinn.That translator did not cover the downtown Bozeman area well enough, so in 1994, a translator on 106.7 MHz was constructed at the Story Hill site. That facility provided great coverage of the east side of the Gallatin Valley and downtown Bozeman until the site was decommissioned in March, 2003. The search began for another site on the east side of Bozeman that could provide similar coverage.

This translator had to be turned off on February 29, 2008, when Radick Construction began operation of their full-service FM station on 106.9 MHz.

This translator has been re-licensed for 95.9 MHz, and will operate until a new full-service station begins broadcasting on this frequency to the Gallatin Valley.

	Billings on 91.7 MHz. Bozeman, Belgrade, Manhattan, and Three Forks on 102.1 MHz. Bozeman on 95.9 MHz. Bozeman and Livingston on 88.5 MHz. Big Sky on 95.9 MHz. Cody on 88.5 MHz. Livingston and the Paradise Valley on 90.1 MHz. Livingston and the Paradise Valley on 91.1 MHz. Sheridan on 88.1 MHz. Helena, East Helena, and Townsend on 89.1 MHz. Helena, East Helena, and Townsend on 96.7 MHz. Miles City on 90.7 MHz. Yellowstone National Park on 104.9 MHz.
	YPR Web Site.
	Montanavision, Inc. Home Page.

This page updated 14-Mar-2016.