KDLS-AM (Perry, IA)

KDLS-AM (Perry, IA)

KDLS (1310 AM) is a commercial radio station that serves the Perry, Iowa community. Until February 2010, it aired a format called Timeless Favorites. After that, the station switched to primarily playing a Kool Gold format. It's important to note that while both KDLS AM and KDLS-FM share the same call letters, they are owned by different companies.

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#428717

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#88805

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#3472

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  • 4 days ago | raccoonvalleyradio.com | Coltrane Carlson

    Deb Marquardt, who is a volunteer that is helping with Saturday’s Paton Sesquicentennial event, joins us for part two of our two part series.

  • 4 days ago | raccoonvalleyradio.com | Coltrane Carlson

    Monday, June 2nd12:06pm: A deputy investigated a suspicious person in the 1100 block of Eagle Street, Scranton. 6:39pm: A deputy investigated a single vehicle accident on 260th Street near T Avenue. Dylan Fouch of Grand Junction lost control of a 2016 Ford F150 rolling it on its side in the ditch. The estimated damage to the vehicle is 1,500 dollars. 8:10pm: A deputy and Scranton Fire responded to a grass and tree fire near 225th Street and C Avenue.

  • 4 days ago | raccoonvalleyradio.com | Coltrane Carlson

    A special event is happening Thursday evening in downtown Jefferson will highlight public art. Jefferson Matters Tower View Team Chair Deb McGinn says Party on the Plaza takes place from 4:30-7pm on the south plaza of the Greene County Courthouse. She tells Raccoon Valley Radio this is to celebrate all of the public art displays around the downtown area as attendees will be able to check out the four new installments of the Ring Out for Art Contest sculptures.

  • 4 days ago | raccoonvalleyradio.com | Coltrane Carlson

    The Greene County Board of Supervisors met Monday in regular session. During open forum, Jamie Daubendiek gave an update on the Bike Ride Around Greene County (BRAG) that happened on May 24th. He said there were about 120 cyclists that participated, and represented several states including Missouri, New Jersey and Texas among others. He noted that while a majority of the cyclists were from Greene County, about 30 percent were from the Des Moines area.

  • 4 days ago | raccoonvalleyradio.com | Coltrane Carlson

    The city of Jefferson Housing Committee is continuing to work on specific areas to address certain needs. Building Official and Code Enforcer Chad Stevens says last fall the city received a $20,000 grant from the state, with a $10,000 local match, to kick-start a Rural Housing Readiness Assessment.

KDLS-AM (Perry, IA) journalists