KLZR News and Announcements

Though our public acvities were limited in 2020, we were rather busy behind the scenes. Follow the link below to find out what KLZR was up to in 2020! KLZR 2020 ANNUAL REPORT

KLZR 91.7 FM WANTS YOU! To become a skilled digital communicator KLZR’s “N50Media Program For The Next 50 Generation” is designed to help people over fifty develop the digital media skills needed to be active, engaged, and informed community members. Participants will...

2019 KLZR Annual Report

The 11th Annual High Peaks Music Festival will once again bring first-rate, acoustic and Americana music to the valley!  Join your friends and neighbors from near and far at the beautiful Silver West Feedstore Amphitheater Park for a great day of music.  There will be...

Thanks to everyone that pitched in to make our Fall Concert Series happen. The Crestones, Smythe and Taylor, Jack Naff ... Thank You! For more photos, visit our Photo Gallery  HERE      

November 13 CCPHA Update: On 11 Nov 2020, a Custer County employee who works at the Custer County Courthouse building received a positive test result for COVID-19. That employee is in isolation at home (removed from inter-personal contact). All building employees that...

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The 2020 Spirit Campaign is underway! Gary Taylor updates our supporters in the annual Spirit Campaign newsletter. KLZR 2020 SPIRIT CAMPAIGN NEWSLETTER To make your donation online, visit the ... Wet Mountain Valley Community Foundation home page  PAYMENT COUPON   ......

It is with disappointment that the board of KLZR 91.7 FM radio has decided to cancel the September 2020 High Peaks Music Festival and High Peaks Premiere as well as the remaining dates for the Summer in the Park Sunday concerts.  The challenges and unpredictability of...

In conjunction with Custer County Public Health, KLZR has developed a plan that allows DJs the option of returning to our studios. Return is 100% voluntary and DJs have been informed that an unwillingness to return at this time in no way will jeopardize their standing...

Sad news from the Crescent City…  Former WMV resident Will Sibbald has died. Will, and his partner Lee Brown, were enthusiastic and strong supporters of many of our most beloved local traditions and institutions including the library, the bluegrass festival, Beckwith...