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STARadio GENERAL CONTEST RULES

These are the rules governing all contests aired on KQDI AM/FM, KINX FM, KIKF FM, KWGF FM, KXGF AM, and translators 97.5FM, 98.3FM , 99.3FM and 103.3FM unless otherwise specified.

  1. No purchase is necessary to enter any STARadio Corp Great Falls radio stations contest.
  2. To be eligible to win any prize on any STARadio Corp Great Falls radio station you must not have won anything on any STARadio Corp Great Falls radio station in the past 30 days or any prize valued at $600 or more in the past 6 months. Only one winner per household is permitted within 30 days after a household has a winner. Any prize awarded to an ineligible listener will be deemed null and void, and an alternate eligible winner may be named. Prizes must be picked up within 30-days of winning or well be forfeited.
  3. Anytime you call any STARadio Corp Great Falls radio station studios you assume that your call will be broadcast or recorded and you grant us permission to broadcast the call or record it for later broadcast.
  4. As a winner of any STARadio Corp Great Falls radio station contest your voice, name and/or picture may be used for promotional, broadcast, or internet purposes.
  5. Prizes awarded are not redeemable for cash. No prize is transferable. No substitution for a prize will be made at the request of winner. STARadio Corp Great Falls radio station reserves the right to substitute a prize of similar value.
  6. All winners of all contests are responsible for all taxes on prize awarded. All winners of a prize valued at $600 or more will be required to complete the appropriate tax forms at the STARadio Corp Great Falls radio station studios prior to claiming prize. All winners will be sent a 1099. federal tax form if in one calendar year the prize value of all prizes won exceeds $600.
  7. All STARadio Corp Great Falls radio station contests are open to all eligible Montana residents 18 or over (unless otherwise specified). Contestants must possess a valid form of identification bearing the picture of the contestant acceptable to any STARadio Corp Great Falls radio station will be presented to any STARadio Corp Great Falls radio station accepted before the prize is awarded. Employees of any STARadio Corp Great Falls radio station, and its ultimate parent company, STARadio Corp, their advertising agencies, affiliates, contest sponsors, employees and immediate families of each, and employees of all media of mass communication within a one hundred mile radius of the STARadio Corp Great Falls radio station studio are not eligible to win any contest.
  8. 8. Winners will be expected to claim prize at the STARadio Corp Great Falls radio station studios, 1300 Central Avenue West, Great Falls, MT 59404 between 8:00am – 5:00pm, Monday through Friday (excluding holidays) within 30 days of being notified that they are winners, unless there is an expiration date on prize, which will be specifically stated.
  9. All federal, state, and local laws and regulations apply. Contest is void where prohibited.
  10. STARadio Corp Great Falls reserves the right to disqualify any winner if any contest rules are violated in any way.

 

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‘Call Of Duty’ Director Says Taylor Sheridan Is Bringing “Soul” To The Highly Anticipated War Film

‘Call Of Duty’ Director Says Taylor Sheridan Is Bringing “Soul” To The Highly Anticipated War Film

Respected director, Peter Berg, says Taylor Sheridan is bringing “soul” to the upcoming Call of Duty film. For years, there’s been rumors of Call of Duty – the best selling video game franchise – jumping into the live action space. With all of the other well-established brands like Transformers and Minecraft doing so (and cashing in), it only makes sense that Call of Duty would try their hand at a motion picture. And they went and got just the right […]

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Watch Hair-Raising Footage Of Jet Black Wolf Creep Through The Mist In Yellowstone

Watch Hair-Raising Footage Of Jet Black Wolf Creep Through The Mist In Yellowstone

Anyone who sets foot into Yellowstone National Park is probably hoping to see some wolves in action. They way they strategically hunt in packs with power, speed and intelligence, there’s nothing else quite like it in American wildlife… other than maybe orcas but you have to get in a boat to see them, and even then, most of the action is going on below the surface. There’s a ton of cool things to see at Yellowstone, but for my money, […]

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Taylor Swift Shares Touching Eric Church Throwback Story At The Nashville Songwriters Hall Of Fame

Taylor Swift Shares Touching Eric Church Throwback Story At The Nashville Songwriters Hall Of Fame

They go way back. Last night, Taylor Swift was inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame during ceremony at Music City Center in Nashville alongside Lyle Lovett, Shawn Camp, Lee Thomas Miller, and Bruce Channel. She was inducted as part of the Contemporary Songwriter/Artist category, becoming the youngest inductee in the organization’s history at age 36. George Strait was also honored as a special guest to receive the organization’s prestigious Career Maker Award. You might have heard the story that back […]

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“I Used To Make Money For Writing Songs” – Vince Gill Explains How Streaming Has Destroyed Country Songwriters

“I Used To Make Money For Writing Songs” – Vince Gill Explains How Streaming Has Destroyed Country Songwriters

Vince Gill has seen the profitability of being an artist and songwriter change dramatically across decades, and he’s worried about where the industry is today – and where it seems to be headed. The “Go Rest High on That Mountain” singer got started in music back in the 1970s. I only mention that to say that he’s seen the music industry in all of its variations, and slowly but surely, he’s witnessed working within music become less and less profitable. […]

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