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KHLT/Halletsville sold

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purpledevil

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The 250w daytimer from Halletsville has been sold to Matthew Provozono for an undisclosed amount of money. (I bet they overpaid for it) Last I went near Halletsville it was simulcasting the "Lonestar" country format of Roy Henderson. Speaking of, he sure is selling quite a few of his stations here in Texas recently.
 
That makes 5 Henderson stations sold in the last few weeks I think.

The sold stations are KYKM and KTXM in Hallettesville and Yoakum sold to the Kremling Enterprises.
KIOX (use to be KEZB) in Edna sold to KULP in El Campo.
KMBV in Navasota sold to KSBJ Educational Foundation in Houston.

Wonder whats next to be sold if any.
 
purpledevil said:
The 250w daytimer from Halletsville has been sold to Matthew Provozono for an undisclosed amount of money. (I bet they overpaid for it) Last I went near Halletsville it was simulcasting the "Lonestar" country format of Roy Henderson. Speaking of, he sure is selling quite a few of his stations here in Texas recently.
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Its just country now simalcasting with KYKM, and KTXM. They do polka mid-days.
 
I think KHLT may be taken off the air since the new buyer also owns KYND at 1520 in Cypress (Houston). Maybe he can improve his signal over Houston if he shuts down KHLT that is also at 1520.
 
Is it possible for him to increase power on both since he will now own both? If he's simulcasting KHLT and KYND together he'd cover quite a bit of real estate.
 
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