Dust off those old records because Penticton's Peach City Radio is gearing up for its annual vinyl and audio drive.
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Peach City Radio CFUZ, which can be heard at 92.9 on the local FM dial, is looking for donations of vinyl records and good-quality audio equipment for its upcoming drive.
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The independent station is run by volunteers and headquartered at the Cannery Trade Centre. It airs Penticton-based talk shows and music from local artists, among other programming.
CFUZ 92.9 can also be streamed online at .
Donating to the drive will support this year's vinyl festival, set for Sept. 20 at Penticton's Okanagan College campus.
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