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      • Clovis Livestock Auction Report
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    • LOCAL INTEREST >
      • Archaeology in Your Backyard >
        • Conflicts and Military Actions >
          • Coronado's Entrada
          • Pueblo Revolt
          • Tiguex War
          • Tumultous 1600's
          • 12-Years of Revolt
        • Ghost Stories and Mysteries >
          • Deadman's Curve
          • Ghost Towns
        • Influential Men >
          • Sherrif Elfego Baca
          • David Meriwether
          • Ernie Pyle
          • Delbert Redfern
          • Clem (Pop) Shaffer
          • Montague Stevens and Grizzly Bears
          • Delmar Thomas
        • Influential Women >
          • Eve Ball
          • Carol Bishop
          • Ella Foley Clayton
          • Mabel Sibley Jones
          • Carmen Padilla
          • Emily Post's Roadtrip Through New Mexico
        • INDIGINEOUS PEOPLE >
          • Alamo Navajo Tribe
          • Chief Manuelito of the Mescalero Apache
          • Plight of the Chiricahua Apache
          • Gran Quivira Mythical City of Gold
          • Gran Quivira's Preservation
        • interesting Places >
          • Antelope Springs
          • Baca Car Dealership
          • Belen Cutoff
          • El Bosque Homestead
          • Cedarvale School
          • Cedro Peak Fire Lookout
          • Estancia Salt Lakes
          • Hanging Trees
          • Manzano National Forest
        • Paleo-American >
          • Clovis and Theories
          • Mammoth Steppe Hypothesis
          • Solutrean Hypothesis
        • Significant Events >
          • Community Buffalo Hunts
          • Last Hanging in New Mexico
        • Torrance County Pioneers >
          • Baca and Barela Families
          • Early Villages Along The Monzanos
          • Tabet Family
          • Torrance County Early Days
        • Towns, Settlements and Villages >
          • Encino
          • Estancia
          • Gran Quivira
          • Madrid
          • Magdalena
          • Punta de Aqua
          • Socorro
          • Stanley
          • Stanley
        • Wild West >
          • Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
          • Cowgirls and Wildwest Stars
          • Dime Novels and Pulp Westerns
      • StarDate
    • Feature Story News
    • Born To Win
    • Remnant Ministries
    • Uncommon Moment
  • Sounds of Central New Mexico
    • Reverend E and the Vagrants
    • Swing Shift
    • Rye Creek
    • Odd Dog
    • Gilbert Ortiz
    • The Keys Band
    • Stanlie Kee and Step In
    • John DeYoung
    • JJ and the Mystics
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​      DONATION PSA


KXNM Is Your Community Radio, X 88.7 FM, The Voice of Central New Mexico, is the only licensed radio station in Torrance County, and the only station focusing on life here in the Estancia Valley.           
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We’re here for you. It’s radio you rely on for your local news and weather, the community calendar, great music and many other locally produced programs.
As a non-profit, public service radio station, we rely on listeners like you for the largest share of our income, and it's only possible when the people who rely on it... help pay for it.
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This is a good opportunity to remind you that X 88.7 FM is your radio station.
The quality programs you enjoy every day on X 88.7 FM are expensive…and they’re
made possible by listener support.   Please do your part by calling with a gift now
at 505-886-0605 or pledge securely online at our web site: KXNM.org.
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                         X 88.7 FM Is Commercial Free Radio
There are things in your life that just that don’t change.  Like needing a cup of coffee to start the day.  Listening to the local news or weather on X 88.7 FM on your way to work.  Listening to great music in the morning... on the way home... and over the weekend.

How nice it is not to have the music on X 88.7 FM interrupted with noisy, intrusive, prerecorded commercials... nothing to destroy the soothing, exhilarating, entrancing mood created by the music.
 
As a non-profit, public service radio station, we rely on listeners for a large share of our operating income.  Gifts from your friends and neighbors... add up to what we need to make this a great community radio station. Join your friends in supporting X 88.7 FM and call: 505.886.0605, or pledge securely online at our web site: KXNM.org.

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​ X 88.7 FM Focuses on Local Interests

In this age of music and information from a touch to your iPad, internet, CDs, even smart phones, we know you can get your information from a number of sources anywhere in the world.   But at X 88.7 FM, we try to add value and a personal, human listening experience with a variety of local interest shows about wildlife, livestock, gardening and many more.
 
Our focus is on community and enriching life here in the Estancia Valley, so we bring you information daily about school and senior lunches, livestock and commodity reports and a community calendar of local events.

The beauty of public radio is that you get all of these benefits just by listening, and all you have to pay is what you see fit.   Your gift... put together with those from your friends and neighbors... adds up to what we need to make KXNM a local, responsive and dependable community radio. Call: 505-886-0605 or pledge securely online at our web site: KXN.org.M

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  KXNM 88.7 FM is public radio that you can rely on for great music, original programming, community events, local news and weather.
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Monday- Friday:  9 am - 5 pm              505-886-0605                info@kxnm.org                8 Clements Rd.  Mcintosh, NM 87032
Copyright 2015-2021 by KXNM Community Foundation, a 501(c)(3) non-profit, tax-exempt organization 
  • HOME
  • PROGRAMS
    • SCHEDULE >
      • Program Schedule
    • PROGRAM DIRECTORY
    • COMMUNITY SERVICES >
      • School Lunches
      • Senior Lunches
      • Torrance County Commissioner’s Meetings
      • Torrance County Planning & Zoning Meetings
    • FARM & RANCH >
      • Belen Livestock Auction Report
      • Clovis Livestock Auction Report
      • Commodities Report
      • Roswell Livestock Market Report
    • LOCAL INTEREST >
      • Archaeology in Your Backyard >
        • Conflicts and Military Actions >
          • Coronado's Entrada
          • Pueblo Revolt
          • Tiguex War
          • Tumultous 1600's
          • 12-Years of Revolt
        • Ghost Stories and Mysteries >
          • Deadman's Curve
          • Ghost Towns
        • Influential Men >
          • Sherrif Elfego Baca
          • David Meriwether
          • Ernie Pyle
          • Delbert Redfern
          • Clem (Pop) Shaffer
          • Montague Stevens and Grizzly Bears
          • Delmar Thomas
        • Influential Women >
          • Eve Ball
          • Carol Bishop
          • Ella Foley Clayton
          • Mabel Sibley Jones
          • Carmen Padilla
          • Emily Post's Roadtrip Through New Mexico
        • INDIGINEOUS PEOPLE >
          • Alamo Navajo Tribe
          • Chief Manuelito of the Mescalero Apache
          • Plight of the Chiricahua Apache
          • Gran Quivira Mythical City of Gold
          • Gran Quivira's Preservation
        • interesting Places >
          • Antelope Springs
          • Baca Car Dealership
          • Belen Cutoff
          • El Bosque Homestead
          • Cedarvale School
          • Cedro Peak Fire Lookout
          • Estancia Salt Lakes
          • Hanging Trees
          • Manzano National Forest
        • Paleo-American >
          • Clovis and Theories
          • Mammoth Steppe Hypothesis
          • Solutrean Hypothesis
        • Significant Events >
          • Community Buffalo Hunts
          • Last Hanging in New Mexico
        • Torrance County Pioneers >
          • Baca and Barela Families
          • Early Villages Along The Monzanos
          • Tabet Family
          • Torrance County Early Days
        • Towns, Settlements and Villages >
          • Encino
          • Estancia
          • Gran Quivira
          • Madrid
          • Magdalena
          • Punta de Aqua
          • Socorro
          • Stanley
          • Stanley
        • Wild West >
          • Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
          • Cowgirls and Wildwest Stars
          • Dime Novels and Pulp Westerns
      • StarDate
    • Feature Story News
    • Born To Win
    • Remnant Ministries
    • Uncommon Moment
  • Sounds of Central New Mexico
    • Reverend E and the Vagrants
    • Swing Shift
    • Rye Creek
    • Odd Dog
    • Gilbert Ortiz
    • The Keys Band
    • Stanlie Kee and Step In
    • John DeYoung
    • JJ and the Mystics
  • ABOUT KXNM
    • BOARD of DIRECTORS >
      • Meeting Schedule, Agendas and Minutes
    • COMMUNITY >
      • KXNM Studios in Mcintosh
      • DEDICATIONS >
        • ANNIVERSARY ANNOUNCEMENTS
        • BIRTHDAY ANNOUNCEMENTS
      • PET PATROL: LOST & FOUND PETS
      • PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS (PSAs)
    • CONTACT US
    • HISTORY/MISSION
    • STAFF & VOLUNTEERS
    • COMMUNITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE >
      • Role of the Community Advisory Committee
      • Frequently Asked Questions
      • Meeting Schedule, Agendas and Minutes
    • POLICIES & REPORTS >
      • In-Kind Donations and Services
      • Public Service Announcements (PSAs)
  • SUPPORT
    • DONATE
    • BECOME AN UNDERWRITER
    • UNDERWRITERS
    • CORPORATE SPONSORS
    • VOLUNTEER
    • RADIO INTERNSHIPS
  • STREAMING UNDERWRITERS