Mary Jo Flynn-Nevins, Chief of Emergency Services for Sacramento County and Chair of the Government Affairs Committee for the International Association of Emergency Managers, calls AM Radio "An Insurance Policy in Emergency Evacuations".
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Friday, April 4, 2025
Monday, March 31, 2025
Radio was the ONLY communication that Western North Carolina had during Hurricane Helene
To the naysayers who think that the Internet, social media, and Cell Phones are all that we need today...
Not in time of emergency. Cell Towers and the Internet easily fail in time of emergency. CBS's Skyler Henry talked about it in this Eye on America report Linked Here.
KELY broadcasts local news every weekday morning. We are the only source of what is happening in White Pine County and the State of Nevada. Because of our proximity to the Utah border, decades ago, White Pine County and much of Eastern Nevada was lumped into the Salt Lake City DMA. For you, that means that Dish and Direct TV will serve you stations from Salt Lake City. News from the legislature and the state is missing from your TV dial.
KELY , through our affiliation with the CBS Radio Network and with stations in Reno and Las Vegas, bring you important state news that you will NOT see on the Salt Lake City TV stations.
KELY broadcasts local and state news weekday mornings at 7:15am and 8:10am. Plus we have a commitment to the latest news and weather at the beginning of every hour and BULLETINS AT ONCE.
Make sure you have a battery operated radio in your home in case of emergency. If you don't have one, please look at this exceptional radio from Amazon. I only wish these radios were available locally.
Sunday, March 30, 2025
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For 75 years KELY has been a significant part of White Pine County. As the business community has shrunken, we continue to bring Accurate News and Reasonable Views to this county. But our finances continue to be stressed. YOU can help us continue by throwing us a few dollars via Ko-Fi.