Award Winning News

For decades, area Arkansans have depended on KLYR's Award Winning News to keep them well informed of happenings, both local and regional. At KLYR, we take news serious...whether it's keeping locals aware of birthdays, anniversaries, and obituary reports or being the citizen's watchdog of governmental affairs, both local and statewide. Those in the area know we'll bring them the truth...and not the gossip heard from so many other news organizations these days. KLYR's Newscasts can be heard at 7:00am, 12:00n, and 4:00pm, Monday through Friday, on The Valley's News Leader!

Peoples Exchange

If any one program would be labeled the blood of KLYR, it would surely be our very popular "Peoples Exchange". Three times daily, West-Arkansans come together in one voice on the valley's most popular talk show. Need to buy, sell, or trade? Lost your pet, wallet, or other personal article? Most in this are will tell you... "You'll probably find it on the Peoples Exchange". Peoples Exchange can be heard at 6:30 and 7:30 each morning...and again at 12:30pm, Monday through Friday on KLYR AM & FM.

West Arkansas' Best Variety of Music

Being a "real community radio station" also means being unrestricted by the syndicated networks usually heard on stations owned by big radio corprorations. In a nutshell, that means we are able to select our own music..every single song. KLYR features the finest quality in country music today...even independent artists who don't get airplay on any other radio station in the valley. With that, we're used to hearing,,,

"I hear songs on KLYR that I don't hear anywhere else!"

Add to that our wide library of classic, but not forgotten, hits from as far back as the 50s, and you've got a country music variety unmatched by any other station in West Arkansas...and a format that draws listeners from all ages. You've also got a variety of songs that keeps listeners dial on KLYR all day and all night.

Sunday Morning Hymntime

For decades, listeners have enjoyed KLYR's selection of hymns from artists such as Tennessee Ernie Ford,
George Beverly Shea, The Lundstrums,
Gaither Vocal Band, and more.

From five to nine each Sunday morning, KLYR provides the gentle wake-up call for West-Arkansans as they prepare for church or other Sunday activities.