WKET

WKET
City of license	Kettering, Ohio
Broadcast area	Dayton
Frequency	98.3 MHz
First air date	April 5, 1975
Format	Album Oriented Rock
ERP	13 watts
HAAT	76 meters
Class	D
Facility ID	34301
Transmitter coordinates	39°41′46″N 84°09′43″W / 39.69611°N 84.16194°W / 39.69611; -84.16194Coordinates: 39°41′46″N 84°09′43″W / 39.69611°N 84.16194°W / 39.69611; -84.16194
Owner	Kettering City School District
Webcast	wket.com
Website	wket stream

WKET (98.3 FM) is a radio station broadcasting an Album Oriented Rock format. Licensed to Kettering, Ohio, USA, it serves the Kettering area. The station is currently owned by Kettering City School District and is operated by the students at Kettering Fairmont High School. It was launched in 1962, in the Hill and Dale shopping center in Kettering, OH. The studios and offices were below the ground. It was the first multiplex stereo station in the area. Initial format was classical music and news. The program manager was Charlie Meyers, who had held that position at Miami University. If I remember correctly the owner's name was Drakely but, after more than 50 years I could be mistaken.

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