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Though your TV Fool Report is flagged with the cautionary statement, "WARNING: Address was only resolved to zip code level and might not be that close to your actual location. For more accurate results, try entering a specific address or coordinates.", I presume the terrain is relatively flat...
If not for the specific goal of KCWX reception, a single antenna solution would be in order.
KCWX presents a couple of challenges. First, the stronger signal from KLRN on real CH-9 is going to offer some adjacent channel interference. Then the much weaker and distant KIII may on occasion produce some co-channel interference... this would be dependent on atmospheric conditions (weather). Still, I would certainly try for it, using a Winegard YA1713 pointed at 159°.
For the rest of the strong local stations, use a small 2 or 4-bay UHF antenna such as the Antennas Direct CS2, CS4 or DB4e --- Channel master CM-4220, CM-4221... Antennacraft & Winegard also have some similar options.
Combine the two antennas using a UHF/VHF combiner such as the Antennas Direct EU385CF.
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If the well is dry and you don't see rain on the horizon, you'll need to dig the hole deeper. (If the antenna can't get the job done, an amp won't fix it.)
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