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KWFG-FM 107.3

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XCountry285

Could someone please give me some information about KWFG-FM on 107.3 in Knox City, TX? Is it broadcasting a Top 40 format? Thanks.
 
Wish I could help, @XCountry285. If you're hearing CHR on 107.3, it's extremely likely you've got KVRW from Lawton, Oklahoma. I believe it's called "Pop Crush", or something like that.

I seriously, seriously doubt the Mekadesh group has the "station" in Knox City programmed with CHR. I seriously doubt, for that matter, it's even on the air. This would be the 2nd or 3rd attempt to drop a 107.3 facility into Knox County. Failed miserably before, and will fail again. Has no chance at a significant upgrade from what I see is a Class A, due to Lawton, and there's zero money to be made halfway between Abilene and Wichita Falls.
 
rosecitymedia said:
Wish I could help, @XCountry285. If you're hearing CHR on 107.3, it's extremely likely you've got KVRW from Lawton, Oklahoma. I believe it's called "Pop Crush", or something like that.

I seriously, seriously doubt the Mekadesh group has the "station" in Knox City programmed with CHR. I seriously doubt, for that matter, it's even on the air. This would be the 2nd or 3rd attempt to drop a 107.3 facility into Knox County. Failed miserably before, and will fail again. Has no chance at a significant upgrade from what I see is a Class A, due to Lawton, and there's zero money to be made halfway between Abilene and Wichita Falls.
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I'm not in Texas at all. I was just curious. Thank you.
 
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