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Bott Radio Network Signs On New North Platte Radio Station

Posted on September 19, 2024September 19, 2024 by Jon Ellis

Bott Radio Network has signed on a new station in North Platte, Neb., according to an FCC filing.

KNCV/90.9 transmits with 41kW/94m (class C2) and is licensed to Community Broadcasting, which is the licensee for other Bott stations. A license to cover application indicates the new station is operating under automatic program test authority.

The Kansas-based network’s programming has previously been heard on K300BM/107.9 (North Platte). KNCV is its fifth full-power station in Nebraska.

Bott is one of six Christian radio services available in North Platte. Tri-State Broadcasting Association operates North Platte-based KJLT/970, KJTF/89.3, and KJLT-FM/94.9, while the statewide My Bridge Radio and Spirit Catholic Radio networks also have transmitters in the city.

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