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Tune in and turn it up

Posted By Jackie Sharkey on October 1, 2012 12:36 PM

In less than a week we'll be making the big switch. On Oct. 9, Daybreak Kamloops will be live on the air out of our brand new studio at 218 Victoria St. in downtown Kamloops.

Soon, communities in the Thompson-Nicola, Fraser Valley, Cariboo and beyond will wake up with host Shelley Joyce and news anchor Doug Herbert.

Check out if you've made the list, tune in and turn it up!

Kamloops 94.1 FM
Alexis Creek   93.7 FM
Ashcroft   860 AM
Barriere   104.1 FM
Blue River   860 AM
Bralorne   1350 AM
Cache Creek   1450 AM
Chase   95.5 FM
Clearwater   860 AM
Clinton   1070 AM
Falkland   102.7 FM
Gold Bridge   860 AM
Lillooet   92.7 FM
Logan Lake   92.9 FM
Lytton   93.1 FM
Merritt   860 AM
Mica Dam   1150 AM
North Bend   90.7 FM
100 Mile House   91.3 FM
Revelstoke   91.3 FM
Shalath   990 AM
Vavenby   91.9 FM
Williams Lake   860 AM
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