KHLR

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For the military facility near Killeen, Texas, assigned the ICAO code KHLR, see Hood Army Airfield. For the Maumelle, Arkansas, radio station that held the call sign KHLR at 94.9 FM, see KHKN.

KHLR
City of license	Benton, Arkansas
Broadcast area	Little Rock, Arkansas
Branding	Heartbeat 106.7
Frequency	106.7 MHz
Format	Rhythmic/Urban Oldies
ERP	13,000 watts
HAAT	292.7 meters
Class	C2
Facility ID	6819
Transmitter coordinates	34°47′56.00″N 92°29′53.00″W / 34.7988889°N 92.4980556°W / 34.7988889; -92.4980556
Former callsigns	KAKI (?-1992) KGKO-FM (1992-1993) KMVK (1993-1997) KDDK (1997-2002) KHKN (2002-2009)
Owner	Signal Media (CC Licenses)
Webcast	Listen Live
Website	Heartbeat1067.com

KHLR (106.7 FM, "Heartbeat 106.7") is a radio station broadcasting an urban oldies music format. Licensed to Benton, Arkansas, USA, it serves the Little Rock area. The station is currently owned by Clear Channel Communications (as CC Licenses).

Prior to 31 March 2008, KHKN 106.7 was known as "The Wolf" and had a classic country format. On that date, "The Wolf" moved to 105.1 FM (currently KMJX) and KHKN was retitled "TOM-FM".^[1] According to Phil Hunt, regional programming vice-president of Clear Channel Communications, "We're going to call the station Tom FM after Tom Wood and his famous Brown Bagger show."^[1]

On August 17, 2009 KHKN swapped formats and call letters with KHLR 94.9 FM, and switched to urban gospel, branded as "Hallelujah FM".

On April 12, 2011, Clear Channel Communications sold the station to Signal Media for two million dollars.^[2] Upon completion of the sale, Signal is expected to flip KHLR to a new format come July 2011, with indications that it will flip to a Rhythmic contemporary format.^[3]

On July 19, 2011 at 6 pm KHLR changed their format to Rhythmic oldies, branded as "Heartbeat 106.7". Although its slogan is billed as "R&B+Old School," most of its music also features artists from the early days of the Disco/Dance and Rhythmic Pop genres.

References

↑ 1.0 1.1 "KHKN (106.1 [sic] The Wolf)/Little Rock Set for Tom FM Flip" Radio Online 22 February 2008, accessed 12 January 2009
↑ "Little Rock's gospel "Hallelujah" sells for $2 million". Radio-Info.com. April 12, 2011.
↑ "Signal Media To Relaunch 106.7 Little Rock" from Radioinsight (June 23, 2011)

External links

Query the FCC's FM station database for KHLR

Radio-Locator information on KHLR

Query Nielsen Audio's FM station database for KHLR

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