Texas Public Radio
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| Radio station | |
| Program type | Information and culture |
| reception | terrestrial ( VHF , medium wave), Internet livestream |
| Reception area | Texas United States
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Texas Public Radio ( TPR ) is the amalgamation of a number of public radio stations in Texas . All stations are affiliates of National Public Radio . The organization is based in San Antonio . Joyce Slocum has been President and CEO of TPR since 2014 .
Affiliated stations
A total of seven stations are connected to the Texas Public Radio.
| Callsign | Location | Frequency ( FM / medium wave) | Transmission power | format |
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| KPAC | San Antonio | 88.3 MHz | 69 kW | Classic channels |
| KSTX | San Antonio | 89.1 MHz | 72 kW | News & Talk |
| KTPR | Snyder | 89.9 MHz | 19 kW | News & Talk |
| KTPD | Del Rio | 89.3 MHz | 25 kW | News & Talk |
| KCTI | Gonzales | 1450 kHz | 1 kW | News & Talk |
| KTXI | Fredericksburg | 90.1 MHz | 50 kW | Classic channels |
| KVHL | Fredericksburg | 91.7 MHz | 1.5 kW | Sports |
history
Texas Public Radio was founded in 1988 and initially had the status of a non-profit organization 501 (c) 3). TPR emerged from the merger of the "Classical Broadcasting Society of San Antonio" and the "San Antonio Community Radio".
Individual evidence
- ↑ Texas Public Radio: Welcome NPR's Joyce Slocum, The New President And CEO Of TPR . ( tpr.org [accessed October 10, 2017]).
- ↑ a b http://tpr.org/about-us accessed on October 10, 2017
- ↑ Texas Public Radio - KPAC - FM 88.3 - San Antonio, TX - Listen Online. http://streema.com , accessed October 10, 2017 (English).
- Jump up ↑ Texas Public Radio - KSTX - FM 89.1 - San Antonio, TX - Listen Online. http://streema.com , accessed October 10, 2017 (English).