After weeks of negotiations with various potential suitors, the Board of Trustees of Community Wireless of Park City voted unanimously today to sign a letter of intent to sell the assets of Salt Lake City-based KCPW FM to Wasatch Public Media Inc. for $2.4 million.
The KCPW AM station will be sold to IHR Educational Broadcasting for $1.3 million, according to a statement from the Community Wireless board.
Wasatch Public Media is a group led by former KCPW general manager Ed Sweeney. The group has said it is committed to maintaining KCPW's existing National Public Radio format.
IHR Educational Broadcasting is a California-based nonprofit group that runs a network of Catholic radio stations. The assets of the KCPW AM station consist primarily of a broadcasting tower and the licenses to broadcast on the 1010 AM frequency.
Community Wireless is the parent company of Park City-based NPR affiliate KPCW FM in addition to KCPW AM and FM.
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