“A story in the Pacific Missourian about attempts to get a ham radio repeater installed in Pacific as part of the city’s emergency communication system attracted the attention of a national ham radio public information coordinator.
After reading the story online at emissourian, John Bigley, N7UR American Radio Relay League (ARRL) assistant director, posted a comment about the article. “
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