Stream – KKLD 95.9
Get ready to tune into the rhythm of Northern Arizona with KKLD – The Cloud 95.9 FM! Yavapai Broadcasting’s very own gem, KKLD, isn’t just a radio station; it’s your daily dose of nostalgia wrapped in the warmth of classic hits.
Imagine driving through the scenic landscapes of beautiful Northern Arizona, with the windows down and KKLD’s timeless tunes setting the perfect soundtrack to your journey. Whether you’re commuting to work, unwinding after a long day, or looking for the perfect background for your weekend barbecue, we’ve got you covered with the songs that shaped the decades.
Yavapai Broadcasting, known as “My Radio Place,” is a prominent radio station network that serves the vibrant communities of Yavapai County, Arizona. With a commitment to delivering high-quality programming, Yavapai Broadcasting offers a diverse range of content that caters to various interests and tastes.
11/10 Prescott Valley Police and Central Arizona Fire were involved in the search for 2-special needs children who were reported missing Sunday from a home on Meadowview Drive. Crews deployed a drone and within 10-minutes located both children. One was found in a ravine in the neighborhood while the second was found standing waist-deep in water. Both were unharmed.
11/10 Due to all the trash being left behind at popular target shooting sites, the Prescott National Forest has implemented new rules related to targets. Targets that continue to be allowed are those made of paper, cardboard, self-healing and reactive non-metallic targets. Once the target shooting is finished, the targets need to be cleaned up and removed. Prohibited targets include trash, household appliances, glass or other litter causing targets. The new restrictions went into effect October 25-th and continue through October 2028.
11/10 Prescott National Forest is looking for volunteers to help remove illegally dumped trash from public lands. The cleanup is scheduled for this Friday, from 9-to-noon, along Forest Roads 151 and 643 and beneath the APS powerlines on the Prescott National Forest. Lunch will be provided for volunteers following the event. Pre-registration is required by Nov. 10. Interested volunteers should contact Nina Hubbard by phone at 928-232-0726 or by email at nina.hubbard@usda.gov.