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KNOX-TV
KNOX-TV, channel 10, was a VHF television station in Grand Forks, North Dakota that operated from December 11, 1955 to February 1964.
==History==
KNOX broadcast on channel 10 as an ABC affiliate. The station later signed on Winnipeg-targeted border blaster KCND-TV, which was a semi-satellite of KNOX, on November 7, 1960. While KNOX was a primary ABC affiliate, the station also carried programming from NBC.
In 1962, KNOX and KCND, along with KEND-TV (now KVLY-TV) in Fargo, North Dakota for $675,200 by the Pembina Broadcasting Company, a group led by Ferris Traylor, the part-owner of an Indiana TV station.〔Broadcasting, Vol. 63, p. xlviii〕 KNOX merged with KEND, and KNOX shut down in 1964 after KEND (known as KTHI-TV at this time) began transmitting from a tower between Fargo and Grand Forks. After KNOX-TV's shutdown, the Grand Forks area did not have a local television station until NBC affiliate WDAZ-TV signed on in 1967.
Channel 10 is now used by Fox affiliate (and KVRR satellite) KBRR in the Grand Forks area, which signed on in 1985 from Thief River Falls, Minnesota.
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