I’ve always wondered about this station from Las Vegas, NM. Does it just go by its call letters? There is no logo or website anywhere. What music does it play?
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KLVF 100.7 - what is this station like?
- Thread starter icycool7227
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To his defense, the Wikipedia entry is pretty bare, and the streaming links I've seen aren't ones I'd necessarily recognize as legitimate. Neither KLVF nor its sister station has any real web presence anymore. The KFUN page now redirects to a Turkish site.
Not sure what it's like now, but KLVF used to be so far down in a valley that its signal didn't get out very far from Las Vegas.
I like dedicated local ownership as much as most everybody else on these boards, but KFUN/KLVF don't seem to be well-prepared for the future.
Not sure what it's like now, but KLVF used to be so far down in a valley that its signal didn't get out very far from Las Vegas.
I like dedicated local ownership as much as most everybody else on these boards, but KFUN/KLVF don't seem to be well-prepared for the future.
The owners announced 3½ years ago that they were putting the stations up for sale. I see no indication of a sale since then.
www.lasvegasoptic.com
The article reports that the Bacas' purchase of the station in 2008 was financed in part through a winning lottery ticket.
Time to retire: Bacas selling KFUN, KLVF radio stations
Joseph Baca repeatedly told his wife, Loretta, two things – one day he would own a radio station and win $1 million.
The article reports that the Bacas' purchase of the station in 2008 was financed in part through a winning lottery ticket.
Based on a couple references I see, it was (likely still is) running Westwood One's AC network.