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Just a shout-out that we’ve got a brand-spankin’ new eSignal Newsletter out, and coming to an inbox near you.  If you’d like to sign-up for our email newsletter, or you might have changed your email address since you last signed up, just jump to our website at sprtv.org and sign-up in the box on the right side of the home page. Of course, we hate spammers as much as you do.  So we won’t use your email address for anything else; nor sell it or give it away to third-parties. It’s what you’d expect from a member supported, all volunteer, not for profit and “Not your typical public radio & TV” kinda...

So what does our slogan really mean? You’ve probably noticed “We move mountains for you” in our new banner at the top of this blog. Some of you have asked what it means … If SPRTV didn’t exist, the 9 FM/HD radio stations and all 7 free, over-the-air antenna TV stations we provide wouldn’t make it into Summit County because the surrounding mountains block their signals. So in essence, we moved the mountains out of the way so you can enjoy more FM/HD radio and free, over-the-air antenna TV programming in Summit County. Thanks to your support we can continue to keep those pesky mountains out of the way. Summit Public Radio & TV is a member supported, all volunteer, not for profit organization, serving the Summit County,...

SPRTV and KUNC are happy to report that our engineers restored KUNC back on the air in Summit County this afternoon! Turns out the extra weight of recent heavy, wet snow caused a critical antenna to move; and the resulting misalignment caused the broadcast signal to disappear. SPRTV again apologizes for any inconvenience over the last several days, would like to thank all our KUNC listeners for their patience. We’d also like to take the opportunity to remind everyone that you can always stream KUNC’s programming online, or via KUNC’s mobile apps for iPhone/iPad or Android devices. And in Summit County, you may also listen to KUNC as the background audio stream on SCTV, Channel 22 via Comcast...

Recent storms in Summit County have temporarily knocked the KUNC (FM 88.3) translator off the air.  Consequently, when you try to listen to KUNC over the air in Summit County, you’ll likely hear nothing, or some very quiet static. Our engineers and technical experts are working to get KUNC back on the air in Summit County as soon as possible. In the meantime, you can stream KUNC’s programming online, or via KUNC’s mobile apps for iPhone/iPad or Android devices. In Summit County, you may also listen to KUNC as the background audio stream on SCTV, Channel 22 via Comcast Cable. SPRTV apologizes for any inconvenience, would like to thank all our KUNC listeners for their patience until service can be...

Just a quick announcement that we’ve got a brand-spankin’ new eSignal Newsletter baking in the oven right now.  Chock full o’ goodness. Should be arriving in an inbox near you in the next week or so.  If you’d like to sign-up for our email newsletter, or you might have changed your email address since you last signed up, just jump to our website at sprtv.org and sign-up in the box on the right side of the home page. Of course, we hate spammers as much as you do.  So we won’t use your email address for anything else; nor sell it or give it away to third-parties.  It’s what you’d expect from a member-supported, all-volunteer, not-for-profit and “not your typical public radio & tv” kinda...