KYCK

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KYCK
97 KYCK logo
City of license Crookston, Minnesota
Broadcast area Grand Forks-East Grand Forks
Branding 97 KYCK FM
Slogan The Valley's Hit Country
First air date 1979
Frequency 97.1 FM (MHz)
Format Commercial; Country
Power 100,000 watts
Class C1
Callsign meaning pun on kick
Former callsigns KDWZ (1979-1981)
Owner Leighton Broadcasting
Website http://www.97kyck.com/

KYCK (97.1), known as 97 Kyck FM, is a heritage radio station with a country music in Grand Forks, North Dakota (licensed by the FCC to Crookston, Minnesota) owned by Leighton Broadcasting.

Leighton Broadcasting also owns KCNN 1590 (News/Talk), KNOX-AM 1310 (News/Talk), KNOX-FM 94.7 (Classic country), and KZLT 104.3 (Adult contemporary) in Grand Forks.

[edit] History

KYCK signed on in 1979 as KDWZ with a Top 40 (CHR) format. In 1981, as KKXL-FM signed on with a Top 40 format, KDWZ became KYCK with a country music format.

KYCK was generally the top rated station, having the most listeners in Arbitron surveys, until 2006 when Clear Channel Communications upstart country station, KSNR "Cat Country" went ahead of KYCK in ratings.

[edit] Programming

Monday-Friday

  • O'Reilly in the Morning with Kerri and Jarrod Thomas (5:30-9am)
  • Ken Morgan (9am-2pm)
  • Denny Johnson (2-7pm)
  • Lia (7pm-Midnight)
  • Chris Hargreaves (Midnight-5:30am)

Sunday

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FM radio stations in the Grand Forks-East Grand Forks market (Arbitron #289)

By Frequency: 89.3 | 90.7 | 91.5 | 92.9 | 94.7 | 95.3 | 96.1 | 97.1 | 100.3 | 101.3 | 102.7 | 104.3 | 104.9 | 105.5 | 107.5

By Callsign: K237ER | K285BG | KFJM | KJKJ | KKXL | KMAV | KNOX | KNTN | KOBT-LP | KQHT | KQMN | KSNR | KUND | KYCK | KZLT

See also: Grand Forks (FM) (AM)

North Dakota Radio Markets
Bismarck AM/FM  · Fargo AM/FM  · Grand Forks AM/FM  · Minot
Minnesota Radio Markets
Duluth-Superior AM/FM  · Fargo-Moorhead AM/FM  · Grand Forks (ND) AM/FM  · Mankato-New Ulm-St. Peter  · Minneapolis-St. Paul AM/FM  · Rochester AM/FM  · St. Cloud


See also: List of United States radio markets