Topics covered include science, technology, health, politics, religion, literature, the environment, public policy and values. KQWS will be simulcasting the programming of KWSU, NWPR's flagship station in Pullman, KWWS in Walla Walla and KLWS in Moses Lake. Residents in the northern part of the county in particular will now be able to hear Car Talk and Morning Edition, programs that have come to be identified with the best in public radio. We hope to be an important part of our listeners' lives for many years to come. The construction of KQWS was made possible by a federal grant from the National Telecommunications Information Agency of the U.S. Department of Commerce.
Local funds are still necessary to meet the match obligation of the grant.