KTHR

KTHR

Infobox Radio station


name = KTHR
city = Wichita, Kansas
area =
branding = "107.3 The Road"
slogan = "Wichita's Real Classic Rock"
airdate = 1967
frequency = 107.3 MHz
format = Classic rock
erp = 100,000 Watts
haat = 257 meters
class = C1
facility_id = 53600
owner = Clear Channel Communications
webcast = [http://www.1073theroad.com/pages/stream.html Listen Live]
website = http://www.1073theroad.com
callsign_meaning = K T He Road
former_callsigns= |

KTHR (107.3 FM, "107.3 The Road") is a radio station operating in Wichita, Kansas. The station runs a Classic rock music format.

History

KTHR's format history includes Easy Listening (or back then known as Beautiful Music) as KARD, later evolved into an Adult Contemporary format. By the early 1980's the station's call letters changed to KKRD, but maintained it's Adult Contemporary format.

By 1983, KKRD changed it's format to Top-40 to compete with crosstown Top-40 KEYN (Now Oldies) at the time. It was an overnight success as it became the #1 station in Wichita forcing KEYN out of the format in 1989. In early 2000, Rhythmic Top 40 KDGS "Power 93.9" dethrowned KKRD by becoming the highest rated Top 40 station in Wichita under the ownership of Entercom.

In 2004, Clear Channel made changes by having KKRD swap frequencies with Classic Rock sister station KRZZ (See KZCH) moving the CHR format to the lesser powered 96.3 at 50kw and re-launched as KZCH "Channel 9-6-3". Today KRZZ's Classic Rock format is now at KKRD's old 100 kw frequency at 107.3 and re-launched as "107.3 The Road" with the call letters KTHR.

The KKRD call letters now belong to a station in Enid, Oklahoma on 91.1 and airs a Christian rock/Christian CHR format.

KTHR now has a comedy section in the morning, named The Bob and Tom show, where they make fun of singers, comedians, and people who are just overall famous. The show will quite often have special guests which are singers, comedians, and people who are famous, which is almost ironic.

External links

* [http://www.1073theroad.com KTHR official website]
*FMQ|KTHR
*FML|KTHR
*FMARB|KTHR


Wikimedia Foundation. 2010.

Игры ⚽ Поможем написать курсовую

Look at other dictionaries:

  • Kansas City Chiefs — Current season Established 1960 Play in and headquartered in Arrowhead Stadium Kansas City, Missouri …   Wikipedia

  • List of classic rock radio stations — The following is a list of stations that generally adhere to the classic rock radio format, listed by country. Australia* [http://www.classicrock.com.au Classic Rock 102.5 FM, Deniliquin, NSW Echuca VIC] *WSFM Sydney *Gold FM Melbourne *4KQ… …   Wikipedia

  • List of broadcast stations owned by Clear Channel — The following is a list of radio stations currently owned by Clear Channel Communications. Of these stations, 448 of the stations which are outside the Top 100 DMA markets, plus another 91 stations which may or may not be in the top 100 DMAs are… …   Wikipedia

  • KZCH — Infobox Radio station name = KZCH city = Derby, Kansas area = Wichita, Kansas branding = Channel 9 6 3 slogan = All The Hits airdate = 1978 at 95.9 FM frequency = 96.3 MHz format = Top 40 erp = 50,000 watts haat = 150 meters class = C2 facility… …   Wikipedia

  • KFTI-FM — Broadcast area Wichita Branding Classic Country 92.3 Frequency 92.3 MHz First air date 1970 Format Classic Country …   Wikipedia

  • KYQQ — Infobox Radio Station name = KYQQ city = Arkansas City, Kansas area = Wichita branding = Radio Lobo 106.5 slogan = airdate = 1979 frequency = 106.5 (MHz) format = Spanish erp = 100,000 watts class = C owner = Journal Broadcast Group website =… …   Wikipedia

  • KZSN — Infobox Radio station name = KZSN city = Hutchinson, Kansas area = Wichita branding = slogan = Kissin Country 102.1 airdate = frequency = 102.1 MHz HD Radio format = Country music power = erp = 100,000 watts haat = 313.0 meters class = C0… …   Wikipedia

  • Media in Wichita, Kansas — Contents 1 Print 1.1 Newspapers 2 Radio 2.1 AM Radio 2.2 FM Radio …   Wikipedia

Share the article and excerpts

Direct link
Do a right-click on the link above
and select “Copy Link”