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A radio station in Nevada called NCS, or National Security Council?

We drove through Nevada (possibly Arizona and Utah, as well) and stumbled on this radio station or radio call NCS Security Council National. It is a Christian radio station that sounded as if he were in charge of students or privately run. I fully excavated and want to know if the streams in line. Any help?

Need to know if you AM or FM. If you were FM in this area is likely to be of St. George, UT.

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