Platte Valley Broadcasting Corporation owned by Russel Stewart, Byron Joachim and John R. Jirdon began KNEB with 500 watts and non-directional operation during daylight hours only.

Directional operation was installed, and the station operated 24 hours a day.

KNEB FM went on the air on Christmas Day as the first FM station in the Panhandle.

The station was sold to Scottsbluff Broadcasting Corp. owned by George Haskell, Wayne McIntosh and Leslie Proctor.

KNEB FM began broadcasting in stereo.

The station was sold to Panhandle Broadcasting, owned by the Gladys Seaton family of Hastings.

FM power was increased to 100,000 watts.

The station was sold to Nebraska Rural Radio Association

Marty Martinson became KNEB's new station manager.

KNEB celebrates 50 years on the air.

New KNEB AM Towers are erected South of Gering, and old towers taken down.

In August, Leslie Proctor signs off at the old location and KNEB starts broadcasting from their present studios at 1928 East Portal Place in Scottsbluff. KNEB AM increases to 5,000 watts.