KQQK
KQQK (107.9 FM) is a radio station broadcasting a Regional Mexican format. Licensed to Beaumont, Texas, USA, the station is currently owned by Liberman Broadcasting.[1]
The station was previously a rock radio station as KWIC. It moved to its current facility in Devers, Texas to include service into Houston in mid-1993 as KXTJ, "Super Tejano 108". It rivaled KQQK with a similar contemporary Spanish, "Tejano" format. In 1995, El Dorado Communications purchased the signal and began simulcasting KQQK. Not long after the signal was spun off with "La Nueva Z" a regional Spanish format. In 2001, KQQK was moved to 107.9 after the 106.5 frequency was purchased by Hispanic Broadcasting Corporation, where it moved its successful "K-Love" format from 93.3 FM.
On January 3, 2010, KQQK and sister station KXGJ Bay City began simulcasting the programming of KNTE El Campo.
Callsign and Moniker History
- KWIC - 1982-1997 - as Radio Impacto
- KWIC-FM - 5/16/1986 [Quick 108, Rock 108]
- KXTJ - 6/1/1993 [Super Tejano 108, La Nueva Z]
- KQQK - 7/30/2001 - 1/2/2010 [107.9 KQQK, XO 107.9]
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See also: adult contemporary, classic hits, college, country, news/talk, NPR, oldies, religious, rock, sports, top 40, urban, and other radio stations in Texas
Also see: Classical, Jazz, Religious, Spanish, Smooth Jazz, and Other.
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Annual revenue: Unknown at this time. · Employees: 400 · Stock symbol: None, privately held. · Website: lbimedia.com
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