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“Maybe somebody will buy KMCQ and move it back to The Dalles where it belongs. “
Even if that were remotely likely, it can’t be done. The FCC has already back-filled 104.5 in The Dalles with a C2 allotment at Moro, OR.
KIRO-FM is looking for a new PD as their one-year ops manager heads back to Phoenix.
This from All Access:
Lender Group Takes Control Of Seattle, Cincinnati Trio
FIRST BROADCASTING CAPITAL PARTNERS, LLC’s Oldies KMCQ/COVINGTON, WA and CINCINNATI-area Adult Hits WAOL (MAX FM)/RIPLEY, OH, and Spanish Variety WOXY (LA MEGA 97.7, LMAd to TSJ MEDIA)/MASON, OH are being assigned to QUEEN CITIES BROADCASTING LLC, the successful bidder for the stations’ assets at a foreclosure auction on FEBRUARY 23rd (NET NEWS 2/24). The bid was conditioned on a Transition Agreement to transfer the licenses as well, and includes a management agreement for the assignee before closing. QUEEN CITIES is a “Trust Controlled Entity” backed by lender CAPITALSOURCE INC.
Jeez, are you STILL sore over that post? Maybe you should change your handle ‘cuz clearly you can’t handle “the_truth”!
You would have had to hurt someone to make them sore, but you are just an impotent mess.. Keep reaching for the stars RobP, and maybe someone will believe you!
Have a great night, Jesus loves you!
This from All Access:
FCC Rejects Challenges To New Washington State AM
The battle over the construction of new AM towers in the SNOHOMISH RIVER VALLEY of WASHINGTON has led to the FCC rejecting local environmentalists’ challenges to the application of CAAM PARTNERSHIP, LLC for a new AM station at SNOHOMISH, WA.
The new station is co-located with S-R BROADCASTING Sports KRKO-A/EVERETT, WA but will require two additional towers to be constructed in the flood plain. Several objections to the plans were filed, including by some of the same parties that opposed KRKO’s towers.
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PACIFIC LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY, INC. is selling the construction permit for KPLK/MANSON, WA to WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY for $4,000.
This from All Access:
Fisher Communications Considers Sale Of Headquarters
While dissident shareholders continue to pressure the company to make changes in its operations, FISHER COMMUNICATIONS has once again announced that it is considering a sale of its FISHER PLAZA headquarters in SEATTLE. Proceeds would be used to redeem the Company’s outstanding 8 5/8% Senior Notes or repurchase common stock.
The company explored a sale of the property in early 2008 but abandoned the effort in NOVEMBER 2008 after the economic downturn set in.
This from All Access:
Bob Rivers Returns To Seattle On KJR
CLEAR CHANNEL Oldies KJR/SEATTLE brings back market icon BOB RIVERS Show for mornings. RIVERS will again be joined by his popular on-air team of SPIKE O’NEILL and “DOWNTOWN” JOE BRYANT, along with new addition JODI BROTHERS.
“I couldn’t be more pleased to be sharing mornings with so many dedicated listeners in SEATTLE again, and to contribute to the mission of keeping KJR Oldies 95.7 FM as the number one radio station in SEATTLE,” RIVERS said.
“There was an incredible outpouring of enthusiasm and support when BOB’s fans across SEATTLE heard he’d be back on the air with us,” OM and KJR PD JOHN PEAKE said. “We’re delighted to have BOB and his morning team as part of our Oldies 95.7 family.”
This from All Access:
KING-F/Seattle Accelerates Move To Noncommercial Status
CLASSIC RADIO, INC. Classical KING-F/SEATTLE has announced that its transition from commercial to noncommercial operation is moving forward so well that the changeover will be official in MAY rather than JULY, as previously scheduled.
SEATTLEP-I.COM reports that the station’s GM JENNIFER RIDEWOOD said, “The shift to a non-commercial station will allow us more air-time for classical music, more support for the arts and an expanded education mission. With the help of SEATTLE’s strong community of classical music supporters, we will be enhancing the BULLITT sisters’ vision of a permanent classical radio station held as a community asset.”
Ahh, the Bullitt sisters and their feisty mom Dorothy. We don’t hear enough about them. They had what it takes, and they knew how to use it.
PDXradio book club:
“On The Air: The KING Broadcasting Story”, by Daniel Jack Chasen
Island Publishers, Anacortes, WA (copyright 1996). Available.
(Some good Portland nuggets, too)
And here it is:
http://product.half.ebay.com/On-the-Air_W0QQtgZinfoQQprZ136136
Does anybody know anything about KCFL (“Super CFL”) broadcasting oldies on 101.1 in the Olympia area? I heard them yesterday on I-5 from about milepost 125 down to about milepost 93 where KXL overtook them. Radio-locator.com has them licensed to Elma on 91.3. It sounds like a hobby station, although quite well done…good mix of oldies with WCFL “Super CFL” jingles.
Incidentally, 103.3 in Olympia has a retro-KGHO running oldies. Another good sounding noncommercial oldies effort.
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