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‘Outlaw’ brings country to city

Camas-based nonprofit radio station KIEV switches from Slavic to country

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David Stepanyuik, a 2004 Camas High grad, manages Outlaw Country, a low-power radio station at 102.5 FM that recently switched from Slavic to country music. (Kelly Moyer/Post-Record)

Did you know that Camas has its own radio station? You’ll be forgiven if you answered, “No.” Many people have never heard of KIEV-LP FM. And, if they have, they’re likely part of the area’s Ukrainian community.

Had you tuned into KIEV before the start of this year, you would have been listening to Slavic music and Christian programming — passion projects for the station’s evangelical Ukrainian-American founders. You also would have been listening to KIEV at 102.7 on the FM dial.

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