North Country Public Radio

North Country Public Radio

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About the station

North Country Public Radio (NCPR) is a public radio station from northern New York State. It launched on March 7, 1968, as WSLU at St. Lawrence University in Canton, New York, initially with limited broadcast hours and a small team. After initial technical problems, NCPR grew into a network of 34 stations covering one-third of New York, parts of Vermont, and southeastern Ontario.

As an NPR affiliate, NCPR offers regional news, documentaries, music, and arts, with a focus on the Adirondack-North Country region. Coverage includes local stories from the St. Lawrence Valley to Glens Falls and the Champlain Valley. NCPR operates an award-winning newsroom and a digital platform with millions of visitors annually. The station is funded by donations and serves as a central source of information for the region.

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Station information

Broadcasting group
NPR
Frequency
FM-Netzwerk (mehrere Frequenzen im Norden New Yorks), Online
Coverage area
Northern New York, northwestern Vermont, southeastern Ontario

Address

80 East Main St.
Canton, US