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Koochiching County Community Television (KCCTV), a not-for-profit public media organization, operates under the governance of Backus Community Center, established in 2012 to serve Koochiching County's citizens. The station broadcasts on Midcontinent Cable Channel 7 and archives its programs on YouTube, providing a platform for local individuals and organizations. With resources, equipment, and training provided by KCCTV, the community can develop programming reflecting local perspectives, voices, and culture. The mission of KCCTV, encapsulated in the statement "Strengthening our communities through public access media," underscores its role in fostering community engagement, education, entertainment, and enhancement.
The operational efficiency of KCCTV is significantly bolstered by its dedicated employee who undertakes various crucial roles. These include recording public meetings and events, directing programming, editing and producing videos, and scheduling programs on the channel. While volunteers are invaluable, the stability an employee brings to the table is critical for the success of community broadcasting in Koochiching County. Membership support is instrumental in the sustainability and success of KCCTV. It not only reflects community backing which is favorable when seeking additional funding but also aligns with the broader mission of enhancing community engagement and representation through public access media. This structure of support ensures that KCCTV continues to serve as a vital force for community engagement, education, entertainment, and cultural enhancement in Koochiching County. Contact Information
KCC-TV is operated by Backus Community Center. You can reach KCC-TV via the following:
Darcy Sullivan, Program Director (218) 434-3465 Backus Office (218) 285-7225 Email: kcctv (at) backusab.org KCC-TV is located on the second floor, room 209 at 900 5th Street, International Falls MN 56649 Social MediaRecent YouTube Videos
Rainy Lake Visitors Bureau is an organization that promotes tourism and recreation in the Rainy Lake area, which includes International Falls, Ranier and Rainy River in Minnesota. The bureau provides information and assistance to visitors who want to experience the natural beauty and diverse activities of the region, such as boating, fishing, hiking, snowmobiling and more.
The bureau operates a website (rainylake.org) where visitors can find lodging options, attractions, events, maps and guides for planning their trips. The website also features testimonials, photos and videos of Rainy Lake’s scenic views, wildlife and culture.
Backus Community Center is a historic building located in International Falls, Minnesota. It was built in 1936 as a high school and later converted into a community center in 2002 by the non-profit organization Citizens for Backus/AB1. The center offers various programs and services for residents of all ages, such as arts, culture, recreation, wellness, and life-long learning.
One of the main features of the center is the Community Café, which serves free, hot, nutritious meals every Tuesday and Thursday night to anyone who needs them. The café aims to reduce hunger and build a stronger community in the area. The center also hosts a child care center called Rainy River Rugrats, which serves children from 6 weeks to 6 years old with a state-accredited curriculum. The center also has a grand auditorium that can accommodate up to 1,200 people. The auditorium is used for various events and performances, such as concerts, musicals, plays, talent shows, and special occasions. The center also has professional office space and meeting/event space that can be rented for various purposes. The center is supported by donations, memberships, grants, and volunteers.
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