Community TV

Itasca Community Television Inc., is a non-profit organization established to provide local content to area TV cable television providers. It is funded by a service agreement with the Grand Rapids Area Cable Commission, grants, service fees and memberships.

Watchictv.org is an extension of our cable mission in order to keep the citizens of Itasca County informed about their community -more_

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Welcome to ICTV!

Itasca Community Television CameraWe are the Community Access Television station for the greater Grand Rapids area, carried on Mediacom cable channels 2, 5 and 7 - and Paul Bunyan Telephone cable channels 32, 35 and 37. Tune in to our Government channel each week for live broadcasts of local government meetings, our Public channel for other programs of interest to our community, and keep posted on community events on our Information Central channel.

Our web page attempts to bring your community to your browser, and to show you that we are strengthening the Itasca area communities through public access media.

Goings On...

How the City Budget Process Works

Shawn Gillen with Shirley MillerShawn Gillen with Shirley Miller

Shawn Gillen, Grand Rapids City Administrator & host of the City Works show, stopped by the studio with Grand Rapids Finance Director Shirley Miller to look at how the budget of a city is calculated and implemented. The City of Grand Rapids also has a mission and a vision connecting the budget and expenditures to attainable goal objectives. This week's show aims to take out some of the mystery of the municipal finances that are quite different from the private sector...

 

Antique Farm and Threshing Show

Antique Farm and Threshing ShowAntique Farm and Threshing ShowOn Sunday Zach recorded the "Antique Farm and Threshing Show" in Blackberry. The community event involved many classic tractors and machinery, antique sales, live music, and other fun activities for the family. Look for the show on Wednesday afternoon (August 13) at 6:30 P.M. on channel 2 (Mediacom) and channel 32 (Paul Bunyan).

News on the 2's

A new news showA new news showA new short news show will see the light of day next week. "News on the 2's" is a show anchored by Loralie Young and Dan Mell, and targets the student campus at Itasca Community College. Issues on "News on the 2's" will mainly focus on student interests and college related matters. It will air on weekly on ICTV, frequently following the KOZY KMFY News. The program will also be broadcast via short circuit television through the ICC campus from 8:22 am to 2:22 pm, once an hour, every hour.

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