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Radio station in Osage City, Kansas
KMXN (92.9 FM) is a commercial radio station licensed to Osage City, Kansas, United States, and serves the Topeka and Lawrence areas of Kansas with a country
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KIDZ-TV Wichita Falls (1974–1980) KMEC-TV Dallas (1967–1968, 1972 and 1973) KMXN-TV Lubbock (1967–1970 and 1970–1972) KNUZ-TV Houston (1953–1954) KRET-TV
List of television stations in Texas
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Television station in Albuquerque, New Mexico
in or near their communities of license. Channel 23 began broadcasting as KMXN-TV on August 10, 1975. It was owned by Spanish Television of New Mexico,
KNAT-TV
City and county seat in Kansas, United States
KCIU-LP, a religious station and KKSW, formerly KLZR, a Top 40 station. KMXN, a country station, also broadcasts from Lawrence but is licensed to Osage
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Radio station in San Fernando, California, United States
the Jack FM format), and the call letters changed to KMXN on September 29. Liberman acquired KMXN in 2003, and on January 7 of that year, started simulcasting
KBUA
Radio station in Long Beach, California, United States
later to become KTBT, KORJ, KIKF ("KIK-FM", a country music station), and KMXN. When it was acquired by Liberman Broadcasting, it switched to KEBN, another
KBUE
Radio station in Garden Grove, California, United States
later to become KTBT, KORJ, KIKF ("KIK-FM", a country music station), and KMXN before finally KEBN. On November 18, 1994, KEBN and KBUA, the other area
KEBN
Radio station in Lubbock, Texas
with studios and transmitter in the former transmitter shack of KKBC-TV/KMXN-TV (predecessor of KJTV-TV). Moran had worked in Lubbock in the 1950 and
KONE_(FM)
Radio network in Kansas, United States
volleyball, as well as the major varsity sports of men's basketball and football. KMXN - 92.9 FM THE BULL - Lawrence, KS (flagship station) K269GP KLWN - 101.7
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Television station in Lubbock, Texas
sign-on (and, with regard to signal, weaker) channel 34, KKBC-TV (later KMXN-TV). KKBC operated from 1967 to 1973. A new channel 34, KJAA, signed on in
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Television station in Lubbock, Texas
the Spanish International Network (by bicycled tapes) and changed calls to KMXN-TV. The station continued until sometime in 1973. Legend has it that the
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Radio station in Lawrence, Kansas
market. With the sale, Kansas Jayhawks athletics will move to sister station KMXN. Due to financial disputes, the sale to Reyes has been delayed several times
KKSW
contemporary KMUW 89.1 FM Wichita Wichita State University Public radio KMXN 92.9 FM Osage City Great Plains Media, Inc. Country KMZA 92.1 FM Seneca KNZA
List of radio stations in Kansas
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Massachusetts WHDH-TV 5 CBS November 26, 1957 December 31 Lubbock, Texas KMXN-TV 34 Spanish independent October 24, 1967 Unknown date Baltimore, Maryland
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American radio program
Washington, "Wired 96.9" KBTE-Lubbock, Texas, "104.9 The Beat" KKYD (now KMXN)-Topeka, Kansas, "Wild 92.9" KSRT-Santa Rosa, California, "Jammin 107.1"
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Lawrence, KS [3] 92.5 KCVT Religion Bott Radio Silver Lake, KS [4] 92.9 KMXN 92.9 The Bull Country Great Plains Media Osage City, KS [5] 94.5 WIBW 94-Country
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Michigan WCML-TV 6 PBS Satellite of WCMU-TV/Mt. Pleasant, Michigan Unknown Albuquerque, New Mexico KMXN-TV 23 SIN Miami, Florida WFCB-TV 45 Independent
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South Asian radio station in Ontario, California
(1958–1967) KSOM (1967–1978) KNSE (1978–1998) KMSL (1998–1999) KIKA (1999–2001) KMXN (2001–2002) Call sign meaning K The SPA (Former Format) Technical information
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FM radio frequency
Wyoming KLRH in Reno, Nevada KLSC in Malden, Missouri KMML in Cimarron, Kansas KMXN in Osage City, Kansas KMXQ in Socorro, New Mexico KNIN in Wichita Falls,
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Radio station in Cookeville, Tennessee, United States
Country Ownership Owner Cookeville Communications, LLC Sister stations KKSW, KMXN, WKSW, KLWN, WHUB, WPTN, WDQZ, WRPW, WYST History Call sign meaning WPTN-FM
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Commission. Archived from the original on August 25, 2009. Retrieved 2010-03-07. "KMXN - Station Information Profile". Arbitron. Retrieved 2014-08-01. "Kansas [TV
Mass media in Lawrence, Kansas
Mass_media_in_Lawrence,_Kansas
Topics referred to by the same term
States KMAX-FM, MAX-FM (2002–2012), Wellington, Colorado, United States KMXN, KKYD, 92.9 Max FM (2005–2006), Osage City, Kansas, United States KPSL-FM
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95.1 FM Carthage, Missouri KMXM 101.7 FM Helena Valley Northeast, Montana KMXN 92.9 FM Osage City, Kansas KMXP 96.9 FM Phoenix, Arizona KMXQ 92.9 FM Socorro
List of FM radio stations in the United States by call sign (initial letters KK–KM)
List_of_FM_radio_stations_in_the_United_States_by_call_sign_(initial_letters_KK–KM)
Radio station in Lawrence, Kansas, United States
City Royals Ownership Owner Great Plains Media, Inc. Sister stations KKSW, KMXN, WKSW, WGSQ, WHUB, WIBL, WPTN, WRPW, WZIM History First air date February
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