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Thanks to the generosity of one of our Montesano listeners, KGHE 89.1 is back on the air. We’ve secured a temporary tower location, but we are still looking for a permanent hilltop location for KGHE. Please contact rd@kghifm.org if you have a location that is above the surrounding terrain and has power and a secure equipment shed.

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KGHI FM 91.1, Westport and our simulcast station KGHE FM 89.1, Montesano are celebrating our 15th year of operation. That is how many years we’ve been providing Grays Harbor listeners with important information, informative programming and classical music enjoyment. In are planning to have a celebration of this landmark later in the year, so stay tuned for more information. In the meantime we hope you continue to listen and enjoy each new day.

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Mississippi Matters - Letters from an American - Host, Heather Cox Richardson - November 12, 2026 Mississippi has a new US senator-elect, as Scott Colom becomes the third Black senator from the state, and first ever elected by the people, Senators Hiram R. Revels and Blanche K. Bruce were chosen by the legislature, in the years immediately after the Civil War, The backlash against Black political power was ferocious in Mississippi, where Black people outnumbered white people in 39 of the state's 75 counties, In 1890, a convention rewrote the state constitution to enforce white supremacy by making it virtually impossible for Black people to vote, Mississippi was the state on which voting rights activists focused efforts, especially after the lynching of Emmett Till in 1955, Medgar Evers urged the NAACP to get involved in calling for justice for Till, and he led voter registrations drives in the face of growing white resistance, On June 12, 1963, he was shot and killed by Byron De La Beckwith, a member of a white supremacist Citizen Council, Colom told Evers’s story in one of the most powerful ads of the campaign, "[Evers] was killed for helping Mississippians vote…" he said. "Use your vote and honor everyone who died for that right.”  In his victory speech, he said, “…it’s local people who had faith that Mississippi can make progress … it’s not something that I did, it’s something that we did. … All I did was have the courage to imagine a night like this,” Colom said. "I had the courage to understand that we could show the country that Mississippi matters." To read this letter, click here: Listen on Apple Podcasts Listen on Spotify You can also find Heather at: YouTube Bluesky Instagram Facebook Threads TikTok Get full access to Letters from an American at heathercoxrichardson.substack.com/subscribe

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