2024 KLZR Spring Newsletter


IT and Operations Update

We are undertaking a new update to the Green studio which started a few years ago with the Red studio’s update. Replacing the old ARC 8 with the new ARC 10 is easy enough, but comes with a multitude of upgrades to old cabling. Along with the console upgrade a few other things came along at the same time. The boom mic in the red studio failed so parts were ordered to upgrade the mic booms in both studios. Parts are in and that issue will be fixed this week. Then a CD player failed in the Red studio. AJ swapped it out with a newer one from the Green studio. I’m currently working to get a quote to either repair or replace the failed CD player. I’m having a lot of fun crawling under studio desks replacing cables and parts that need upgrading!

Now I know this isn't really an IT issue but I wanted to recognize and thank AJ Biggerstaff who recently spent 40+ hours updating our music library, pulling duplicates. Big job and really appreciated.

Myron Zuidema, KLZR Tech Support, aka the wiring guy

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Bobcats Partnership KLZR recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Custer County High School to partner in offering a new journalism and radio broadcasting class for the school. Stay tuned for more news as the school year gets underway.

May 23rd Concert at Jess Price Park with Tom Munch and the High Peaks Hounds! Summer is fast approaching and KLZR is pleased to be hosting a “Welcome to Summer” concert at Jess Price Park this coming Saturday, May 23rd! Music from Pueblo songster, Tom Munch, will begin just as the parade passes, about 1:00 to 1:30. Tom and his guitar will offer up two sets of country, rock, folk and jazz. KLZR will be introducing the High Peaks Hounds by inviting all to bring their pups to the fest. We’ll...