KVPI Top Story Archives for 2022-11

Happy Holidays from the KVPI Family

All of us at KVPI 92.5 were in a holiday mood. We got down the Christmas tree and decorations today and played lots of Christmas music. Shown are Misty and Haley in the front and Ray and Karlee in the back. Not shown who also helped in the decorations was Britney. Merry Christmas from the KVPI crew.

KVPI celebrates 69th birthday Tuesday November 22, 2022

It was 69 years ago Tuesday that this location was the new home of Ville Platte's brand new radio station. The call letters chosen by the F.C.C. was KVPI.. The original staff that assembled on that Sunday morning included Chris Duplechain, the first general manager. Laura Lou Soileau, receptionist, L.D. "Bootsie" Cappell, DJ and Sports announcer, "Moon" Carson and Guy Mitchell, sales people and Dr. J.S. Fontenot, DJ and Chief Engineer. Since that very first day, a lot of DJ's and employees have come and gone, we have changed musical formats many times, we now have two FM radio stations, and we are now streaming on the internet,. Still our core mission statement has not changed: Keeping Ville Platte Informed and Entertained. We have always believed in serving our local and area listeners with local news, local sports, and promoting our French culture and language. Thank you to our cherished listeners and clients who have supported us through these past 69 years . We are planning a big event next November to celebrate our 70th anniversary so be watching for it.

Children's Book Winner Announced

Book Winner November 1, 2022 Classic Hits 921.5 KVPI had a drawing today from nearly 60 qualifiers for the free children's book" The Crazy Cat from Ville Plate" by Author Rhonda B. LeJeune. Our winning entry is Mitzi Fontenot. Congratulations MitzI Fontenot from all of us at KVPI.

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KVPI AM and FM are

proud members of the L.A.B.

KVPI is a member of the

LSU Sports Radio Network

Proud supporter of our own

Swamp Pop music

The Louisana Swamp Pop Museum is operated by the City of Ville  Platte is open to the public every Friday and

Saturday from 10:00a.m. to 3:00p.m. Come view the amazing artifacts, photos,records, Wall of Fame and hear the music.
 

Admission charge is $3 adults,

$2 seniors and $1 for children under 12.
The museum is located on

Northwest Railroad Avenue.