The CAB represents the region's diverse perspectives and lived experiences, and is motivated to contribute time and energy to specific projects that benefit the station and its broadcast, digital, and event audiences.

Back by popular demand, BPR’s second car raffle of 2025 offers you another chance to win a Subaru Forester Premium Hybrid.

BPR’s work to deliver updates and critical news to the community during Hurricane Helene has been recognized with a national award for what judges described as “the gold standard of crisis journalism on social media.”

Join BPR to sustain local public media during our "Be the Lifeline” Fall Drive, happening Sept. 18-24, 2025.

BPR is in the running for three top honors pertaining to its public service, social media engagement, and breaking news coverage during Hurricane Helene and the disaster’s aftermath.

Blue Ridge Public Radio has been honored with two national Edward R. Murrow Awards from the Radio Television Digital News Association (RTDNA), one of the most prestigious recognitions in broadcast and digital journalism.

General Manager Ele Ellis explains how Blue Ridge Public Radio is responding to the loss of federal public media funding — and why community support is more important than ever.

Blue Ridge Public Radio’s news coverage and public service during Hurricane Helene has again been recognized with one of the industry's most prestigious awards.

The House has approved a Trump administration plan to rescind $1.1 billion for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting — a move that cuts all federal support for NPR. For Blue Ridge Public Radio, that means a loss of $330,000 annually.

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