Jackson Hole Community Radio Incorporated
Jackson Hole Community Radio Incorporated, operating as KHOL (89.1 FM), is a nonprofit community radio station licensed to Jackson, Wyoming. Established on April 5, 2008[2], it serves as Wyoming’s sole community radio station, broadcasting locally curated music, cultural programming, and in-depth news[1][4].

The station’s mission centers on educating and informing listeners through diverse content that encourages exploration of new ideas[3][5]. Programming includes daily newscasts, podcasts, and coverage of regional issues such as climate policy debates, public health funding cuts, and community housing developments[1]. KHOL also produces events and reporting recognized by awards from RTDNA’s Regional Edward R. Murrow Awards, the Society of Professional Journalists, and LION Publishers[4].

Broadcasting at 2,200 watts from a transmitter near Jackson[2], KHOL reaches over 40,000 monthly listeners on-air and online[4]. Its studios are located at the Center for the Arts, where it collaborates with local artists and journalists[4]. The organization is governed by a board of directors[5] and operates with a focus on community-driven journalism and cultural preservation[3][5].

[1] https://891khol.org [2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KHOL [3] https://app.candid.org/profile/8239976 [4] https://www.jhcenterforthearts.org/residents/jackson-hole-community-radio/ [5] https://www.guidestar.org/profile/83-0315227