Our Announcers

Kid King
Listen to Kid King on KCountry 102.3 Monday through Friday!  KK has been with Brookings Radio since 2004, but didn't start "on-air" until Valentine's Day 2005 for the overnight KCountry show.
Keith "Kid" King is a high school graduate of Deuel High School in Clear Lake, South Dakota. He grew up on a farm just a few miles outside of town. After high school he

Perry Miller
Perry Miller is the news director at Brookings Radio.  His talents are top-notch and are definitely noticed by all.  Perry has received many awards over the years, culminating with the 2004 AND 2005 Overall Excellence Award from the Associated Press!  He says, "Nabbing the top award for our news and sports department was a long term goal and I think it shows our commitment to the community."

Perry has been in radio since 1985.  Before coming to Brookings in 1995 Perry worked at stations in Watertown, South Dakota and Marshall, Minnesota.

Outside of work Perry is a huge baseball fan and also enjoys movies, music, photography, reading, old toys, and spending time with family and friends.

Perry says he loves his job and he sees it as a chance to keep people informed and experience something different everyday.

Bob Wayne
Bob Wayne was born the same year KBRK signed on the air, 1955. He worked on B93.7 doing the afternoon show from 1991 until 2003 when he became KBRK's morning host. He does a great job every morning of keeping listener updated with news and entertained with great old favorites.
Bob lives on an acreage north of Elkton, SD with his wife, Beth, and two of his three kids. Hobbies for Bob include

Dellas Cole


Dellas Cole is a broadcasting veteran!  He has been in radio since 1980.  He actually started working in radio while he was still in college.  He is considered the "Voice of the Bobcats", he started doing play-by-play for the Bobcats in the fall of 1981.  He has called one BHS boys basketball state championship, two football championships, and three girls basketball titles.  Dellas has also announced for several other area high school games, including Sioux Valley's 1988 state championship football game versus BonHomme which featured Brookings Radio's very own Brad DeBeer!

Dellas was the first South Dakota sportscaster to originate a live broadcast from a state high school volleyball tournament and also did the play-by-play for the first live telecst of a hockey game in the state.

His coverage doesn't stop at the high school level.  Dellas provides live coverage of SDSU baseball, softball and soccer.  He followed the Jackrabbit women's basketball team through three Division II North Central Regional tournaments and has called a number of men's basketball games.  Dellas was also the announcer on a national, closed-circuit broadcast of a "State-U" football game and spent one season doing North Central Conference football games for SD Public TV.  Wow, what a resume!

Dellas has gained the trust and respect of coaches and players, both high school and collegiate, with his "call it as I see it" sports coverage and commentaries.  The walls of DC's office are coverd with awards ranging from appreciation by the Bobcat Backers to the coveted 1989 Sportscaster of the Year award presented by the SD High Schools Coaches Association.

Bryan Waltz


Bryan Waltz started his radio career in the early 1980’s when he was 14 years old in Rugby, North Dakota. After high school graduation, he moved to Fargo and attended Moorhead State University.
 
Bryan worked for Y-94 and Lite Rock 105 in Fargo, then Power 96 in Faribault and Albert Lea, Minnesota. In 1991, he moved to Brookings as Program Director and Morning Show Host on 910 KJJQ. Bryan has worked for Three Eagles Communications in the Sales Department and as Program Director and Morning Show Host at K Country 102.3 and 96.9 KDLO in Watertown and after 20 years he is back on KJJQ as Morning Show Host of the Ranch AM 910. Bryan has a passion for country music and is a Certified Radio Market Consultant. Bryan has a 4 year old son, Kade Macklin and live in Volga.