Great Station. Thank you for playing the Sounds of Sunday!! I enjoy listening to the morning show on weekdays, and peaceful music on the Sabbath. I appreciate Classy 97s efforts in keeping Southeast Idaho a great place to live and work, end especially family friendly. read more

My wife and I along with my sister and her husband made plans to go to the KLSE Second Chance Prom last night. We had been looking forward to it for years. Ten years ago we moved away and last summer we just moved back. Ever since then I have asked my wife several times when it was because I wanted to take her. I have bragged to friends about this event when we were moved away we enjoyed it so much. But last night that ENDED! We went to the dance and during the 40 minutes that we were there they only played 2 slow songs. I noticed Bill Fuerst, the general manager for Riverbend Communications was there and I tried to talk to him about it, but he just brushed it off. The lady that was there with him when I saw them arrive at the dance before I knew who they were walked out onto the dance floor and stood next to me had a very dissatisfied look on her face. She looked like she didn't want to be there. They didn't even try to dance but left the dance floor immediately. The whole time we were there they never danced. Later that night I made a post on the dances Facebook page about my experience as well as commented on other people's posts. I didn't say anything bad other than that we were disappointed and would be no longer attending the dance in coming years. KLCE removed my post and comments and blocked me from making more on both of their pages. What ever happened to Freedom of Speech, is it only there if they agree with what is being said. They didn't even reply back like most businesses do about my experience and try to resolve the concern. Wayne Richardson the person who started the Second Chance Prom here in Idaho Falls would be disappointed and probably turning over in his grave with the way the dance has fallen in disgrace. read more