KCAM is a 5,000-watt station covering the Copper River Valley in Southcentral Alaska. The station is located at the foot of the beautiful Wrangell mountains, 187 miles northeast of Anchorage at the intersection of the Glenn and Richardson Highways. KCAM went on the air in March of 1964 during the Great Alaska Earthquake.
Programming includes national and local news, weather, community news, family, teen and children's programs, and a wide variety of music ranging from country to contemporary Christian to classical.
Copper Basin Hockey
Congratulations to the Glennallen Panthers, GREATLAND CONFERENCE STATE CHAMPIONS!
A DVD including the semifinal and championship games (video and audio); news reports; and photos is available for $10. Send a check (made payable to KCAM) and your mailing address along with your request for the DVD to Box 249, Glennallen, AK 99588.
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KCAM Live!KCAM is streaming live broadcasts online. Click here to listen. If you have previously bookmarked the link to listen online, please bookmark it again. We have switched to a new system in hopes of improving the quality of the stream.
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Copper Basin 300 Sled Dog Race Eric Lutz and Michelle Eastty announce the start of the race in 50-below temperatures on Lake Louise Saturday, Jan. 10. For more photos and race results, visit cb300.com.
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Greatland Hockey State Champions Championship DVD's are available now for $10. Send your request for this keepsake to Box 249, Glennallen, AK 99588. |
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