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Byline: MEDIA NOTES Barbara Chavez Of the Journal
Good morning, Chama Valley.
A radio station is coming to Chama, and the community is rallying around KFLH-FM (95.9), which will be on the air later this month, said co-owner Scott Flury.
His partner in the radio station is Bud Healey. Both men are leaving the relatively safe confines of their jobs with Citadel Communications, one of the largest radio station companies in New Mexico.
"We're leaving corporate radio," said Flury. "That means we're leaving the 401(k) plans, the retirement plan, the health benefits. But we're doing it to follow our dreams."