KODA-FM

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KODA
KODA
City of license Houston, Texas
Broadcast area Greater Houston
Branding Sunny 99.1
Slogan The Best Variety of Yesterday and Today
Frequency 99.1 (Mhz)
Format Adult Contemporary
Callsign meaning KODA = music term Coda
Owner Clear Channel
Website www.sunny99.com

KODA ("Sunny 99.1") is an FM radio station licensed to Houston, Texas. The station's transmitters are in Missouri City, Texas. It is a mainstream adult contemporary station, marketed to the at-work listener. The station itself began in 1989. During Christmas-time the station usually plays Christmas music.

The "Sunny" branding was also used on sister station KEGL-FM in Dallas, Texas, broadcasting Oldies AC music from 2004-2005.

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