Spokesman Review Features Shine 104.9
February 21, 2024
Shine's 30th year saw an expanded range in region, hits top in market.
By Dustin Jones
Shine 104.9 experienced a banner year to celebrate its 30th anniversary. In addition to expanding its market to Sandpoint, the station also hit the top of its market, according to Nielsen. The February 17, 2024, issue of the Spokesman Review features Shine 104.9 and its success.
For more information on how KEEH has impacted the larger Spokane community, read the story at the Spokesman Review.
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