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Probably. But emergency notification is important

Posted on: July 17, 2025 at 17:13:17 CT

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everywhere. You know the corporate stations can't make money in those areas, so they aren't putting any transmitters there...its a job for the public.

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Ding dong the witch is dead the wicked witch is dead, la la - tigertix MU - 7/17 16:05:11

Um, no. Lots of rural areas only have access to PBS - SparkyStalcup MU - 7/17 17:01:07

No - Wildcat KSU - 7/17 21:50:03

Bulli****(nm) - Panthera MU - 7/17 19:03:44

I don't know of anyone in my part of the country that - Logan STL - 7/17 17:30:14

Boomers. That’s about it.(nm) - TigerMatt STL - 7/17 18:46:51

Ever heard of streaming, AM/FM radio,...she is full of - tigertix MU - 7/17 17:03:29

Streaming isnt always available in remote areas... - SparkyStalcup MU - 7/17 17:06:10

Electricity isn't free in those areas either, and that is - JeffB MU

- 7/17 17:10:38

Probably. But emergency notification is important - SparkyStalcup MU - 7/17 17:13:17

If it's important those living there will pay for it, just - JeffB MU

- 7/17 21:51:10

Starlink’s $10/month Roam Plan is Great for Backup or Travel - JeffB MU

- 7/17 21:53:37

NOAA has that covered. Just need an emergency alert radio(nm) - TigerMatt STL - 7/17 18:48:04

All we need to know is when a Tornado is coming. We live - Logan STL - 7/17 17:44:34

AM radio has the emergency broadcast system...nm - tigertix MU - 7/17 18:00:50