Local institution KPAN radio will sign off on August 4

  • MEDIA POWER COUPLELane and Courtney Formby returned to Hereford five years ago to keep a Formby family institution, KPAN radio, broadcasting its hometown coverage. They say the community and its listeners have been great to them. (Photo by Jim Steiert)
    MEDIA POWER COUPLELane and Courtney Formby returned to Hereford five years ago to keep a Formby family institution, KPAN radio, broadcasting its hometown coverage. They say the community and its listeners have been great to them. (Photo by Jim Steiert)
  • JUST LIKE POPS--When Lane Formby returned to KPAN radio in 2021 he sported dapper deja vu attire, imitating the look of his late Pops Clint Formby. Lane did his best to continue a long-standing tradition of hometown coverage being fun--as well as feeling. (Photo by Jim Steiert)
    JUST LIKE POPS--When Lane Formby returned to KPAN radio in 2021 he sported dapper deja vu attire, imitating the look of his late Pops Clint Formby. Lane did his best to continue a long-standing tradition of hometown coverage being fun--as well as feeling. (Photo by Jim Steiert)

    A fixture of early morning news and weather, volleyball, basketball and Friday night football broadcasts in Hereford Texas, USA will be signing off from the local scene, leaving a void in news, sports, weather, local obituaries and local opinion and color coverage.

    KPAN Radio, Hereford’s “hometown radio station” will celebrate a final anniversary of 78 years of service to the Hereford community on …