KNDY Radio covers Northeast Kansas & Southeast Nebraska with news, weather, sports and country music. We are owned by Dierking Communications, Inc.
Today's Country is featured on 95.5 FM, while the legends of country are on AM 1570 & FM 94.1. KNDY AM 1570 & 95.5 FM is a commercial broadcast station licensed to Marysville, Kan. and broadcasts local news, weather, sports and entertainment programming across Northeast Kansas and Southeast Nebraska 24 hours per day, 365 days per year.
09/06/2025
On Friday night, the Kansas City Royals defeated the Minnesota Twins 2-1, marking the Twins' fifth consecutive loss. Maikel Garcia hit a two-run homer, while Michael Wacha pitched 5 2/3 innings with only one run allowed. The Twins, now with the worst record since July 31, struggle to regain momentum....
On Friday night, the Kansas City Royals defeated the Minnesota Twins 2-1, marking the Twins’ fifth consecutive loss. Maikel Garcia hit a two-run homer, while Michael Wacha pitched 5 2/3 innin…
09/06/2025
In a thrilling season opener, Justin Herbert led the Los Angeles Chargers to a 27-21 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs in Sao Paulo. Herbert threw for 318 yards and three touchdowns, ending a seven-game losing streak against the Chiefs. Patrick Mahomes struggled with a slow start, finishing with 258 yards and one touchdown....
In a thrilling season opener, Justin Herbert led the Los Angeles Chargers to a 27-21 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs in Sao Paulo. Herbert threw for 318 yards and three touchdowns, ending a sev…
09/06/2025
NORTH CENTRAL KANSAS LEAGUEClay Center 14, Abilene 7North Central 48, Marysville 0Rock Creek 51, Bishop Ward 0Smith Center 16, Chapman 6Wamego 40, Concordia 6 TWIN VALLEY LEAGUE 8-MANAxtell 52, Linn 6Clifton-Clyde 34, Frankfort 28 OTHanover 32, Ell-Saline 8Washington County 52, Blue Valley 28 TWIN VALLEY LEAGUE 11-MANCentralia 28, Valley Heights 14Onaga 14, Doniphan West 6 NEBRASKA SCHOOLSCrete 27, Beatrice 14Johnson County Central 42, Southern 20Meridian 45, Diller-Odell 21Pawnee City 41, Dorchester 6Red Cloud 65, Lewiston 22
NORTH CENTRAL KANSAS LEAGUEClay Center 14, Abilene 7North Central 48, Marysville 0Rock Creek 51, Bishop Ward 0Smith Center 16, Chapman 6Wamego 40, Concordia 6 TWIN VALLEY LEAGUE 8-MANAxtell 52, Lin…
09/06/2025
During a conversation with Diller-Odell Superintendent Mike Meyerle and Southern Interim Superintendent Virginia Moon, Katy Jeter discussed a variety of topics, including recent changes and improvements within their respective districts, new staff and teacher hires, and upcoming important dates and events.
During a conversation with Diller-Odell Superintendent Mike Meyerle and Southern Interim Superintendent Virginia Moon, Katy Jeter discussed a variety of topics, including recent changes and improve…
09/06/2025
Centralia v Valley Heights Final Score!
09/06/2025
Marysville Bulldogs Final Score!
09/06/2025
Centralia v Valley Heights Halftime Score!
09/06/2025
Marysville Bulldogs Halftime Score!
09/05/2025
It's a beautiful night for football!! Valley Heights Schools at Centralia upcoming on FM 95.5.
Unfortunately our simulcast with Blue Valley Technologies will not be available tonight but game coverage will be on their YouTube page on Monday.
🏈 kickoffs at 7 pm
09/05/2025
Coach's Corner: Marysville Bulldogs - 9/5/2025
Coach’s Corner: Marysville Bulldogs – 9/5/2025
09/05/2025
Coach's Corner: Washington County Tigers - 9/5/2025
Coach’s Corner: Washington County Tigers – 9/5/2025
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A country legend through seven decades, we are KNDY Radio, and we’ve been a friend on your radio dial since the 1950’s. Today we broadcast country music, something that has been part of our DNA since the early 1970’s, and even before.
The story of KNDY begins in July 1956, when Andy Grauer, original station manager, and to which our K-N-D-Y call letters come from (K-ANDY), signed the station on-the-air for the first time on 1570 KHz. This brought local radio service to Marshall County for the first time ever. In the 1960’s the station was sold to Herb Hoeflicker, who together with his wife Ruby, became a familiar voice to thousands of listeners across the Midwest.
In June of 1974 Ruby & Herb signed on KNDY-FM for the first time, bringing local FM radio service to Northeast Kansas & Southeast Nebraska, originally on 103.1 MHz.
In 1988 Marysville native Bruce Dierking purchased KNDY AM & FM, launching Dierking Communications, Inc. , which today owns 6 radio stations across Kansas.
Also, in 1988, contemporary country music became the format of KNDY-FM, a format that remains in place today, and impressive 31+ years after launch.
In 2002 several Midwest radio stations were shifted along the FM radio dial to make room for a new addition to the Kansas City market, which relocated KNDY-FM from 103.1 Mhz to 95.5 Mhz with a new tower near state-line road and upgraded broadcasting power, allowing us to cover even more territory.
On May 2, 2011 Dierking Communications, Inc. signed on translator K231AX, bringing the full-service classic country format of 1570 KNDY-AM to FM, on 94.1 Mhz. This new station covers central Marshall County, and allows nighttime coverage of Marysville High School athletics.
Today we broadcast Today’s Hot New Country on FM 95.5 KNDY, and the legends of country on Classic County FM 94.1 KNDY, as well as 1570 AM.
