KGNC

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KGNC
KGNC-FM 97.9 logo
Image:Kgnc.jpg
City of license Amarillo, Texas, U.S.A.
Branding Amarillo's Country 97.9
Newstalk 710
First air date 1922 (WDAG)
Frequency 97.9 FM (MHz)
710 AM (MHz)
Format Country music (FM)
news (AM)
Callsign meaning K Globe News Company
Owner Morris Communications Company
Website www.kgncfm.com
www.kgncam.com

KGNC is a radio broadcast service in Amarillo, Texas, U.S.A.. It operates KGNC (AM) and KGNC-FM. It is owned by the Morris Communications Company since acquiring the Amarillo Globe-News Publishing Company in 1972. KGNC was formed when the Amarillo Globe-News Publishing Company purchased two radio stations, WDAG and KRGS. WDAG was the first radio station in Amarillo. On December 24, 1958, KGNC created the first FM broadcast in the Amarillo region.

KGNC also used to be the call letters of today's NBC television affiliate KAMR until the 1970s when it was sold off.

As of 2006, KGNC-FM airs country music. While, KGNC-AM broadcast news and provides syndicated radio talk show programs such as The Rush Limbaugh Show. During the National Football League season, KGNC-AM airs Dallas Cowboys football games.

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Radio stations in the Amarillo market (Arbitron #195)

FM Stations: KJRT 88.3 | KXLV 89.1 | KACV 89.9 | KAVW 90.7 | KWTS 91.1 | KTXP 91.5 | KXRI 91.9 | KQIZ 93.1 | KMXJ 94.1 | KARX 95.7 | KMML 96.9 | KGNC 97.9 | KPRF 98.7 | KBZD 99.7 | KXGL 100.9 | KATP 101.9 | KRGN 102.9 | KRGN 103.1 | KQFX 104.3 | KJJP 105.7 | KPUR 107.1 | KZRK 107.9

AM Stations: KGNC 710 | KIXZ 940 | KICA 980 | KTNZ 1010 | KVOP 1090 | KZIP 1310 | KDJW 1360 | KPUR 1440 | KZRK 1550


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