Grady Butler

Hey! It’s Grady Butler. I’ve been in radio for over 30 years (yeah, I’ve spun some vinyl). I love entertaining and informing everyone on the air. I have worked on a lot of formats, but nothing is better that Country music and 80’s music! My favorite artist is (Insert YOUR favorite artist here), see how much we have in common already! I love learning new things about everything from Science to pop culture, let’s discuss… I am a self-proclaimed geek, I love Science Fiction and Comic books. Be careful I may geek-up on you! Some of my radio highlights are celebrity interviews: William Shatner, “Weird Al” Yankovic, Jermaine & Tito Jackson and Olivia Newton-Jon.

Know when to evacuate Ready! Set! Go!
The Sierra Vista Monument Fire was a wildfire that occurred in the Huachuca Mountains of Arizona in the summer of 2011. The fire began on June 12th quickly spread, burning over 30,000 acres and causing the evacuation of several homes and businesses in Sierra Vista and on Fort Huachuca. The fire was ...
Highway 90 Repairs AKA The BAD Road in Front of TARGET & FRY’s
Sierra Vista City Councilman Mark Rodriguez was of KWCD 92.3 for the First Watch program. Rodriguez was on City Council for about a year and a half and was reelected for four more years. He was on the air to talk about a topic that everybody that lives in our area is interested in, “It's that road that we that some of us know as state road 90 other otherwise referred to as the road in front of Tar
Rock Painting Sierra Vista Fort Huachuca and Bisbee
Rock painting has become a popular hobby. It doesn't matter if you are good at it or not, it is so much fun. You get to paint small rocks with colorful art and designs. Then you hide them around town  for others to find, If you in a club or member of a local Facebook group, you can write a note on the back telling whoever picks it up to re-hide the rock or share a photo of it on social media o to
The Tucson Police Memorial Plaza
Statues of Tucson: The Tucson Police Memorial Plaza, located at 270 S. Stone Ave., serves as both a headquarters for the Tucson Police Department and a tribute to the officers who have lost their lives in the line of duty. As visitors approach the main entrance of the department, they will find the plaza situated to the left, featuring a grassy area surrounded by bricks bearing the names of donors

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