Harlow Valley's Hometown Station · Serving Harlow County since 1961
Until further notice WKVN will interrupt regular overnight programming at 3:33 AM to carry safety instructions from the Harlow Valley Office of Civil Readiness. Please keep your television tuned to Channel 9 and your volume at a level you can hear from your bedroom.
Residents are asked not to call the station. Our phone lines are for emergency use only. Several viewers have reported calls from the station that we did not place. WKVN does not call viewers.
— Ruth Calloway, Station Manager
Every visitor is number 333. The counter has read 000333 since the night of October 13.
| Time | Program |
|---|---|
| 6:00 AM | Harlow Valley Morning |
| 7:30 AM | County Farm Report |
| 9:00 AM | Mr. Buttons' Playhouse |
| 12:00 PM | Noon News |
| 4:00 PM | Afternoon Movie: The Long Winter (1971) |
| 6:00 PM | WKVN Evening News with Dale Mercer |
| 7:00 PM | Weather Watch with Hal Brandt |
| 11:00 PM | Late News with Dale Mercer |
| 11:35 PM | Movie of the Night |
| 1:30 AM | Sign-Off / Station Test Pattern |
| 3:33 AM | OVERNIGHT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS |
| 3:34 AM | [NO LISTING] |
Schedules subject to change. Mr. Buttons' Playhouse is pre-empted until further notice.
As read on air by Dale Mercer. Instructions are cumulative. Follow every instruction from every night.
Future instructions are released after broadcast.
Dale has brought the news to Harlow Valley for 22 years. He lives on Linden Street with his wife June and their dog Pepper. Dale says the secret to a good broadcast is simple: "Speak calmly, and never tell them more than they need."
Ruth keeps WKVN on the air. Please do not call Ruth at home.
Hal reports that visibility in the valley has been zero since October 13. Hal has not reported for work since October 13.
Gene built this page on the station computer. If something here looks wrong, it is probably Gene's fault. Gene says he is still in the transmitter room.
Sign our guestbook! Messages appear after a WKVN moderator approves them.
Engineering keeps a copy of every overnight broadcast. Enter the tape number printed on the label. Some labels only show up in the audio.
Watch the recovered tapes: @wkvn9
The Office of Civil Readiness is collecting reports from viewers of the October 13 broadcast. How many knocks did you count?
Receive a notice before each overnight broadcast airs.
New broadcasts are posted first on @wkvn9.
Authorized WKVN personnel only. The password changes every night.
Seven knocks were broadcast on October 13. The eighth was not part of the broadcast.
Gene checked the master tape three times. There are seven. Whatever you heard knocked on your side of the screen.
DO NOT COUNT THEM AGAIN.