Post-Filing Announcement Regarding KHBA

November 18, 2024

Information about the future of KHBA

On November 18, 2024, He’s Alive Broadcasting Association licensee of KHBA-LD,  Channel 35, Spokane Washington, filed an application with the Federal Communications Commission for consent to assign the station to Good News Broadcasting Network, Inc. Members of the public wishing to view this application or obtain information about how to file comments and petitions can visit www.fcc.gov/stationsearch and search in the list of filed applications for KHBA-LD. 


Notice: KHBA-LD is not affiliated with Upper Columbia Conference. This posting is provided as a community service only.

News

By Eric Brown • October 27, 2026
Early on Tuesday morning, October 13 a fire sparked at East Wenatchee Adventist Church. The fire started in the cradle roll Sabbath School room and, miraculously, did not spread further.
The cabin was looking out over the tree tops.
By Stefanie Brimacomb • October 19, 2026
An unexpected journey of faith, answered prayer, and a home we never imagined
By Dustin Jones • October 14, 2026
Gordon Pifher, former vice president of administration for Upper Columbia Conference, passed away early Friday morning, October 9, after a brief illness.
By Brenda Ermshar • October 13, 2026
The Spokane Complex fires sparked a desire in the administration at Upper Columbia Academy Elementary School (UCAES) to help those in need.
By David Jamieson • October 7, 2026
Reaching our communities in 2027
By Stephen Lacey • September 24, 2026
By 6:30 a.m. every Tuesday morning, a dozen cars have already arrived at the Yakima Adventist Church parking lot.
By Isaac Meythaler • September 21, 2026
On August 10-12, more than 100 UCC educators from throughout the Inland Northwest gathered at Camp MiVoden for UCC Inservice in preparation for the 2026-2027 school year.
By Curtis Rittenour • September 17, 2026
This summer, 63 children streamed into Otis Orchards Adventist Church each day for Vacation Bible School.
By Dustin Jones • August 27, 2026
Twenty-one men attended the retreat at Camp Touchet.
By Stefanie Brimacomb • August 16, 2026
After nearly thirty years of prayer, sacrifice, volunteer labor, and unwavering faith, the Grangeville Church celebrated the dedication of its new sanctuary on June 6, 2026