KNND (1400 AM) is a radio station licensed to serve Cottage Grove, Oregon, United States.

[4] Weekend specialty programming includes a Saturday-morning one-hour program for horse enthusiasts called The Horse Show, a two-hour Saturday-morning "Polka Party" hosted by John Klobas,[5] three hours of cowboy poetry and western music each Sunday afternoon on The Cowboy Culture Center with Dallas McCord,[6][7] and a three-hour Gospel music show called Sunday Morning Light.

[9] The construction permit for the station was issued by the Federal Communications Commission to the Coast Fork Broadcasting Company in 1952.

[10] The construction permit originally bore the call letters KCTG, but they were changed to KSGA before going on air on July 26, 1953.

[11] The station was authorized to broadcast with 250 watts of power on a frequency of 1400 kHz and under the leadership of company president W. Gordon Allen.

[16] In 1962, Ryan changed the name of the company to Radio Station KNND, Inc., to match the new call letters.

[20] KNND aired Major League Baseball games as an affiliate of the Seattle Pilots during their only year of existence, 1969, before the team went bankrupt and was reborn in 1970 as the Milwaukee Brewers.

[22] This ownership would prove short-lived as on April 1, 1974, the station was sold to KTOB, Inc., who brought in a middle of the road music format.