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Hunter Arterburn
Verified
Station Manager, Flood Communications, News Channel Nebraska
Beats
Football Table Tennis and a bit of the rest in sports.
Anything that is not family-friendly.
Content
By Hunter Arterburn Verified| KSID-FM (Sidney, NE) Verified KIMBALL, Neb. – Kimball County Transit Service (KCTS) held an open house on Friday, April 18, to mark the conclusion of Nebraska Public Transit Week. The two-hour event featured contests, prizes—including heated jackets—and a complimentary hot dog lunch.? Transit Administrator Christy Warner expressed gratitude to vendors, riders and drivers, emphasizing the goal of the week: to encourage mobility and increase awareness of public transportation across the state.
By Hunter Arterburn Verified| KSID-FM (Sidney, NE) Verified SIDNEY, Neb. – One person was hospitalized and a neighbor was displaced after a fire broke out Wednesday evening at an apartment complex in Sidney. The Sidney Volunteer Fire Department and Sidney Police Department responded to the fire at Western Heritage on 11th Avenue around 7:21 p.m.According to an initial investigation, the fire began in the kitchen of one unit.
By Hunter Arterburn Verified| KSID-FM (Sidney, NE) Verified KIMBALL, Neb. – Kimball County Transit Service (KCTS) held an open house on Friday, April 18, to mark the conclusion of Nebraska Public Transit Week. The two-hour event featured contests, prizes—including heated jackets—and a complimentary hot dog lunch.? Transit Administrator Christy Warner expressed gratitude to vendors, riders and drivers, emphasizing the goal of the week: to encourage mobility and increase awareness of public transportation across the state.
Company Info
News Channel Nebraska
News Channel Nebraska (NCN) is an independent, in-state network of commercial radio and television stations in eastern Nebraska and Sioux City. Founded by Mike Flood in 1999, the broadcast group now owns and operates 8 radio stations and 7 tv stations. Organized legally as Flood Digital Networks, LLC, the company owns KNEN-LD (Norfolk); KBWF-LD (Sioux City); KMJF-LD (Columbus); KOHA-LD (Omaha); KFDY-LD (Lincoln); KWBE-LD (Beatrice); KMLF-LD (Grand Island); KUSO-FM (Norfolk); KNEN-FM (Norfolk); KBBX-FM (Omaha); KNCY-AM (Nebraska City0; KBIE-FM (Nebraska City); KWBE-AM (Beatrice); KGMT-AM (Fairbury); and, KUTT-FM (Fairbury). The English language television stations work together as "News Channel Nebraska" (NCN) and feature hyper-local news, weather, sports and live coverage of high school live sports and other community live events. Broadcasting over-the-air in high definition, the NCN network is also available on DISH Network in the Sioux City DMA, on many cable networks in the state of Nebraska, on-line and available on OTT platforms such as Roku, AppleTV and Amazon Fire. The Spanish language television stations are Telemundo affiliates in the Sioux City, Iowa and Lincoln/Kearney/Hastings, Nebraska DMA. In addition, KBBX-FM is Omaha's and Nebraska's largest Regional Mexican format radio station on air at 97.7 FM and known as Lobo 977. Our company prides itself on being active members of the communities we live and serve in and our companies enjoy the respect of those we serve.
Norfolk, Nebraska, United States
+1 402-228-5923
Founded: 1999