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WCQS
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October 9 - Today WCQS begins a new era as it launches a WYQS, an all news/talk public radio station. Together WCQS and WYQS form the Mountain Air Network. To learn about WYQS and how you can hear it Click Here.
This fall WCQS is giving listeners the opportunity shave not just one day but 
two days from the on-air fund drive. It' our Double Day Saver Campaign!
If listeners can raise $130,000 by October 15th, our week-long fund drive will be reduced to a 5 day drive instead.
It's our way of raising the funds we need to bring you the programming you value with as little interruption as possible.
It's a win-win for everyone, so what are you waiting for? Donate online now.
ELECTION COVERAGE ON WCQS
THE FINAL PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE OF 2008:
The final Presidential Candidate Debate of 2008 takes place Wednesday, Oct. 15. Senators John McCain and Barack Obama will square off at Hofstra University in NY. Bob Schieffer of CBS News will moderate. WCQS will air special coverage from NPR beginning at 9 PM.
Throughout 2008 WCQS will bring you up-to-date information, news and analysis about the presidential election. In addition to what you'll gain by tuning in to WCQS, we will provide special election coverage online, including the NPR/NewsHour Election 2008 Interactive Map. This resource is a co-production between NPR and Online NewsHour and features content from NPR, the Online NewHour and stations.
To go to our special Election 2008 resource and coverage section, click here.
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