Norm Smith was a Pueblo radio engineer whose work crossed multiple stations in the market.
1990s engineering work
The 1997 Radio Business Report Source Guide listed Smith as chief engineer for both KRRU-AM 1480 and country station KYZX-FM 104.5. The paired records document his technical responsibilities across separate Pueblo broadcast operations.
The directory confirms Smith’s positions at that point in time but does not establish his complete tenure at either station.
Colorado radio record
Stations: KRRU-AM, KYZX-FM
Role: Chief engineer
Documented: 1997 industry directory
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1996 Southern Colorado station personnel snapshot
Contemporary industry listings document Bob Gourley, Bob Freeman, Charlie Cassidy and Mel Rauh at KIKX; Oleene Greenwood, Gary Dall, Dave Moore and Dan Thomas at KCCY; Nick Donovan at KDZA-FM; Dick Bruso, Larry Myers and Art Pemberton at KGFT; Lee Douglas and Norm Smith at KKPC; Iva Rafferty and Mike Lee at KKNK; Jerry De La Cruz and Diane Young at KRMX; Julio Gutierrez, Hilda Perez and Norm Smith at KRRU; Steve Downes, Lorri Froehlich, Jay Diamond Salas and Norm Smith at KYZX; Dave Harrell at KCSJ; and Greg Hargrove at KGHF.
KRRU sold to PolarComm; later becomes KAVA
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