Radio Gračanica is a Bosnian local public radio station broadcasting from the municipality of Gračanica in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It was launched on 1 March 1969 by the municipal council of Gračanica. During the period of Yugoslavia and the Socialist Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the station operated as an affiliate of the municipal Radio Sarajevo network.
Frequency and Coverage
The station transmits on two FM frequencies: 87.6 MHz and 95.0 MHz, both covering Gračanica and surrounding areas in the Tuzla Canton. Its estimated potential audience is approximately 216 000 listeners. In addition to terrestrial FM, Radio Gračanica is available via the Moja TV IPTV platform on channel 177 and can be heard in parts of the Zenica‑Doboj Canton and the Bosanska Posavina region.
Programming and Language
Radio Gračanica offers a full‑service format that includes local news, talk shows, music, and sport coverage. The majority of its programming is produced in the Bosnian language.
Ownership and Management
The station is owned by the public institution “Bosanski kulturni centar Gračanica” (Public Cultural Center of Gračanica).
Technical Information
The transmitter coordinates are 44°41′21″ N, 18°18′08″ E. The station also operates repeaters in the Gračanica/Grič area to extend its signal reach.
Historical Significance
As one of the oldest local broadcasters in the region, Radio Gračanica has played a continuous role in informing and entertaining the local community for over five decades, maintaining its public service mission throughout the political changes in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
