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| Hey there everyone, this is John from Missouri Radio Info letting you know this is the new Kansas City site. A big thank you goes out to our information provider and partner, Miles (Gateway City Radio). Here is the up-to-date info in Kansas City area. As Of 5/17/02 WIBW will be takeing over the 580 AM frequency full time dur to the longtime share agreement with KKSU is ending. KKSU is going off the air as part of the settlement regarding WIBW?s rights to air Kansas football games. Changes are starting to take place for the move in of KCSX from Moberly to Lee?s Summit 1190 KPHN Kansas City has completed its switch from business-talk to Radio Disney. The move means "Imus in the Morning" has lost another affiliate. Frequency Change. General Manager Craig Colbach announced on the Morning Show that 97 Country will move to 94.5 in late August or early September, and will be known as...94 Country. (They even played a new 94 Country jingle...sounded A LOT like KBEQ's 104.3FM jingle package out of Kansas City). 94 Country will debut its' new logo and merchandise at Country Stampede. Colboch also mentioned that the money that they are receiving for making the move will be used to pay for the station to go completely digital. They will also use it for contests/promotions in what Radio Rich described as "major market money". KSYN 92.5 PD Howie Black has announced that cross-town Power 107 PD Jason Knight and on-air talent Shawn Mikkels will join the station nights and late nights respectively. (allaccess) Mix93.3 is now airing "New Music Generation" a syndicated radio show with Matt Blades who does weeknights 6p-11p for MIX 93.3 in Kansas City. RandyMiller isthe new morning guy on Hot Talk 1510 from 6:30 till 10am. -KCMO-A/KANSAS CITY morning show producer/weekender SCOTT ALLEN MILLER exits forown show. Scott will take over mornings at new Talker KFAQ-AM (formerly Classic CountryKVOO-AM) in Tulsa, OK. -ABC Buys KPHN-AM/Kansas City For Radio Disney. The station, which was sold by Bill Johnson's KCBR-AM LP for $3.8 million and broadcasts with 5kw during the day and 250 watts at night, will flip from Business News to ABC's 24-hour Children's format. The addition of KPHN will place Radio Disney in 51 markets nationwide. Bill Schutz and John Pierce acted as the brokers for the transaction. - Rythmic CHR Channel 977 (KQCH) moved from 97.7 to 94.1 in Omaha to replace MAX country.Journal's Regional Spanish programming, heard right now on the AM band KBBX 1420 in Omaha,will move to 97.7 and serve much of eastern Neb. and western Iowa with regional spanish programming. The Spanish move will take place on May 10th, right now KQCH is being broadcaston both 97.7 and 94.1. -KCPT is in the process of installing a new broadcast antenna, and will be operating at lower power until construction is complete. What this means for our loyal viewers is that KCPT's digital channel 18 will not be broadcasting during the construction. In addition, you might experience some difficulty in receiving channel 19 through this transition period. We appreciate your patience and look forward to serving you with an improved broadcast signal after this transition. -KKJO (K-JO) 105.5 has replaced Taylor Campbell as co-host of their morning program. B. J. Scott returns to the co-host chair with Gregg Lynn. Taylor's links have been removed from the KKJO website. Taylor's last day was May 3, Gregg did the morning show solo last week, and B.J. was on the air today. B. J. Scott, along with Rick Austin, hosted K-JO's morning show for several years. Scott had left the station shortly after the move from 105.1 to 105.5 in 2000, only to return last year in a production role (and occasional hosting of remotes). For More Kansas City Radio Info(Dates Past), Click Here |