The original KSUE studios on Chestnut street in Susanville

A live broadcast from Arnold Field in 1953

The station's first engineer and long time morning announcer Hal Houston

Station dedication April 25th, 1948

April Dedication with original owners Nolan Hallowell (left) and James McKahan (center)

Election Coverage

Broadcasting in the early fifties

The original KSUE wire service teletype

Former news director Mike Smith, Senator John Doolittle and KSUE owner Rod Chambers

Morning team Jeremy Couso and Scott Blackwood during Christmas of 2004

For decades Susanville listeners woke to the sound of Hugh Hardaway

Mike Smith and Scott Blackwood during the Breakfast Club

Mike Smith disk jockey at the Chestnut street studios in the early sixties

James McKahan (in the plaid jacket) at a late 60's Rotary club function

The KSUE Christmas party in 1952 or '53

Construction of the studios on Chestnut street in the summer of 1947

Hal Houston (second from the left) broadcasting live from the rodeo grounds

Construction of the first radio tower

Jim McKahan and Nolan Hallowell circa 1953

Reno broadcasting legend Bob Carroll at KSUE in 1956

Hugh Hardaway in the early 1980's

Scott and Jeremy at the Black and White Ball, 1990

Rod Chambers and Hugh Hardaway with the world famous KSUE Bronco

Scott and Jeremy and their world famous vegetable tray.

Scott in jail for a Coca-Cola promotion

The way studio looked in the early 90's

Scott Blackwood visits Janesville School

Hugh Hardaway, Tracy Byrd and Scott Blackwood

The first year Scott went up on a roof for toys for tots