• Rocky Mountain Community Radio stations receive multiple regional and national awards in 2025

    7/16/25 In 2025, multiple stations within the Rocky Mountain Community Radio (RMCR) coalition were honored for their outstanding journalism that was broadcast and published throughout the previous year. These recognitions highlight the exceptional reporting, storytelling, and community-centered journalism that RMCR stations provide to listeners across the region.  Regional Edward R. Murrow Awards: The Murrow Awards…

  • Rocky Mountain Community Radio receives national Press Forward funding to address critical broadcast engineering needs

    The project is one of 22 across the United States sharing $22.7 million to meet the urgent challenges local newsrooms face. 7/16/25 – Announced today by Press Forward, Rocky Mountain Community Radio (RMCR) will receive $1 million to create a shared engineering staff, providing the network’s 21 community radio stations across four states with access…

  • MUSIC SUBMISSION

    KAFM Music submissions to KAFM can be emailed along with a link to guy@kafmcommunityradio.org For physical CDs mail to: 1310 Ute AvenueGrand Junction, CO 81501. KDUR Music submissions to KDUR can be emailed to KDUR_ST1@fortlewis.eduKDUR accepts CDs, vinyl, and digital files: WAV and MP3s accepted (MP3 preferred). CDs and Vinyl can be mailed to: KDUR Radio…

  • Rocky Mountain Community Radio stations recognized by Colorado Broadcasters Association, Society of Professional Journalists in 2025.

    4/8/25 Member stations of Rocky Mountain Community Radio (RMCR), a coalition of non-commercial radio stations in Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming, have won a combined 63 awards from the Society of Professional Journalists and Colorado Broadcasters Association.  RMCR member stations won a combined 41 CBA awards across all markets, with Aspen Public Radio claiming…

  • COLORADO CAPITOL NEWS ALLIANCE

    The Colorado State Capitol In 2001, RMCR, then known as High Country Community Radio Coalition (HCCRC) launched the Capitol Coverage Project, featuring daily news and feature reports during the annual sessions of the Colorado General Assembly. Initial funding for the project came from contributions from participating stations as well as from the Bohemian Foundation, the…

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  • Digital Editor

    Stefanie Sere serves as the Digital Editor for Rocky Mountain Community Radio (RMCR), where she plays a key role in enhancing the digital presence of RMCR stations. She supports the stations by creating digital assets for social media, promoting RMCR news content, radio station events, and other campaigns. Stefanie also contributes to writing, producing, and…

  • RMCR Hires Inaugural Rural Climate Reporter

    11/13/24 Rocky Mountain Community Radio (RMCR) is pleased to announce the hiring of Caroline Llanes as the network’s first Rural Climate Reporter. In this role, Caroline will focus on telling the stories of rural communities across the region, examining how climate change impacts the people, environments, and economies of the Rocky Mountain West. Caroline comes…

  • Rocky Mountain Community Radio Wins Big at CBA and SPJ’s Top of the Rockies Continuing Decades-old Regional Collaboration Model

    4/27/23 For Immediate Release: Member stations of Rocky Mountain Community Radio (RMCR), a coalition of non-commercial radio stations in Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming, have won a combined 52 awards from the Society of Professional Journalists and Colorado Broadcasters Association.  RMCR won a combined 25 CBA awards across all markets, with Aspen Public Radio…

  • RMCR Hires New Managing Editor

    5/23/22 For Immediate Release: Rocky Mountain Community Radio (RMCR) is pleased to announce the hiring of Maeve Conran to serve as the network’s first Managing Editor and Producer. Maeve brings fifteen years of broadcast news experience as a radio news director, freelance radio podcast producer, and TV program director; and she shares a deep commitment…