Relatives in the area tell me that KSQM-FM in Sequim, Washington, is now on the air. 91.5 MHz with 700 watts, according to Wikipedia.
The following is from the web site at http://scbradio.com
"The goal of Sequim Community Broadcasting (SCB) / KSQM is to establish a community non-commercial educational FM radio station that serves the people of Sequim and the Dungeness Valley.
"KSQM will broadcast music of the ’40s, ’50s, ’60s, and beyond and produce local programming that is relevant to the population of our area, to include local news and weather as well as community and school events.
"Our station will be staffed by volunteers...."
Elsewhere on the site, it appears that they really wanted an AM station, but the FCC flatly refused to even consider them, so they spent the last 3 years working on an FM license.