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Radio station in Enid–Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
KQOB (96.9 FM) is a commercial radio station licensed to Enid, Oklahoma, and serving the Oklahoma City Metroplex. It is owned by Champlin Broadcasting
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Oklahoma, United States, which held the call sign KMKZ from 2000 to 2003 KQOB, a radio station (96.9 FM) licensed to serve Enid, Oklahoma, which held the
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City in Oklahoma, United States
its transmitter to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The station is now KOCO-TV. KQOB 96.9 FM broadcasts in a classic hits format. Stations KNID 107.1 FM and KOFM
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"Jack & Ron" partnership was later moved to co-owned talk radio station KQOB. Jack & Ron have won the Oklahoma Association of Broadcasters "Best Radio
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(BN). Retrieved 23 August 2015. "Samuil Samosud Elena Beckman Scherbina Ussr Radio Grand Symphony Orchestra_Albumsswf". KQOB. Retrieved 23 August 2015.
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Classic rock radio station in Oklahoma City
rock titles, eventually moving fully to classic rock as a competitor to KQOB. Since 2015, when the station moved back to mainstream rock, KBRU had oscillated
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Radio station in Bethany–Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
time since KQOB dropped it nearly six months prior as part of Cumulus ending a local marketing agreement with that station's owners (KQOB now airs a news/talk
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Satellite radio feed (1998–2006)
Unforgettable Favorites" audio feed was KMMZ 96.9 FM, "Memories 96.9", now KQOB, broadcasting to the Oklahoma City metropolitan area and the Enid, Oklahoma
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Radio station in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States
Jack and Ron stayed on until 2016, when they were moved to sister station KQOB. Dial/Greyhound repossessed KZBS from Zuma in 1990, and then the station
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Radio station in Mustang, Oklahoma, United States
Champlin Broadcasting, Inc. Sister stations KCRC, KNID, KWOF, KXLS, KZLS, KQOB History First air date February 1, 1981; 45 years ago (1981-02-01) (as KXLS
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Radio station in Hennessey, Oklahoma
Chisholm Trail Broadcasting Co Sister stations KCRC, KNID, KWOF, KXLS, KZLS KQOB, KWFF History First air date 2018 Former call signs KHEO (2018) Call sign
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JL Radio LLC Classic hits KQIK-FM 105.9 FM Haileyville Will Payne Country KQOB 96.9 FM Enid Champlin Broadcasting, Inc. Conservative talk KQOU 89.1 FM Clinton
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Adult contemporary radio station in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
2006, KMGL would flip to all-Christmas music the following Monday after KQOB started Christmas music the Friday before. Since then, KMGL flips to all-Christmas
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Shawnee (Religious/Bott) 96.1 KXXY-FM Oklahoma City (Classic country) 96.9 KQOB Enid (Conservative talk) 97.3 KKNG-FM Blanchard (Catholic/EWTN) 98.1 WWLS-FM
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Radio station in Enid, Oklahoma
Chisholm Trail Broadcasting Co. Sister stations KCRC KHRK KNID KWOF KXLS KQOB KWFF History First air date May 15, 1998 (1998-05-15) Former call signs KBFQ
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Music". Radioinsight.com. November 18, 2022. Retrieved November 18, 2022. "KQOB Rebrands As Freedom 96.9". Radioinsight.com. November 22, 2022. Retrieved
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Fallon, Nevada KQNY 91.9 FM Quincy, California KQOA 91.1 FM Morton, Texas KQOB 96.9 FM Enid, Oklahoma KQOC 88.1 FM Gleneden Beach, Oregon KQOD 100.1 FM
List of FM radio stations in the United States by call sign (initial letters KQ–KS)
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rock as "93.5 The Buzz." In Oklahoma City, "Fun" gives way to "Alice" as KQOB goes back to Variety hits. 3 Another country station debuts in Ohio as W295CI
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Radio station in Lahoma–Enid, Oklahoma
Trail Broadcasting Co. Sister stations KNID, KCRC, KHRK, KWOF, KZLS, KWFF, KQOB History First air date May 14, 1993 (as KACL) Former call signs KACL (5/1993-8/1993)
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December 28. 23 A shakeup affects the Cumulus Oklahoma City cluster, with KQOB ending a four-month run with Classic Rock (after having evolved out of Adult
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Radio station in Enid, Oklahoma, United States
Chisholm Trail Broadcasting Co. Sister stations KXLS KNID KHRK KWOF KZLS KWFF KQOB History First air date 1926 (1926) Former call signs KGCB (1926–1929) Call
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Radio station in Waukomis, Oklahoma, United States
Trail Broadcasting Co Sister stations KCRC, KHRK, KNID, KXLS, KZLS, KWFF, KQOB History Former call signs KWEO (2018) Call sign meaning The Wolf, a common
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Radio station in North Enid, Oklahoma, United States
Trail Broadcasting Co. Sister stations KCRC, KXLS, KHRK, KWOF, KZLS, KWFF, KQOB Technical information Licensing authority FCC Facility ID 165312 Class C3
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