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Rocky Mountain PBS reaches one million viewers weekly in Colorado and the surrounding states, providing educational, entertainment and news programming. From its beginning in 1956 as an instructional television station, broadcasting a few hours each day, Denver's KRMA CH 6 has evolved into a full-service PBS member station with a round-the-clock schedule. Sister station KRMJ CH 18 opened in Grand Junction in 1996, and KTSC CH 8 in Pueblo/Colorado Springs joined the network in 1999. The station s regular programming features mysteries, theatrical and musical performances, a news hour, special series and award-winning locally produced programs. Additionally, the station continues to air such long-time children s favorites such as Sesame Street, Dragon Tales, Arthur and Barney.

The Colorado Broadcasters Association (CBA) serves to strengthen and support the broadcast industry in Colorado through various initiatives, including member benefits and educational resources. With a thirteen-member Board of Directors comprising active broadcasters and an associate representative, the organization aims to foster collaboration and excellence within the field. CBA also provides essential services such as legal assistance, job fairs, and emergency alert system guidance, ensuring its members are well-equipped to meet industry standards. By prioritizing professional development and community engagement, the CBA promotes a robust broadcasting environment across the state. Generated from the website

The Greeley West Booster Club is a community organization based in Greeley, CO that supports and promotes various activities and programs at Greeley West High School. Through fundraising efforts and volunteer support, the club aims to enhance the overall experience and opportunities for students participating in athletics, academics, and other extracurricular activities at the school. Generated from their business information