Archives: Stations

This is not the KOIT that would become a Bay Area ratings powerhouse and be named a “Legendary Station” by the Bay Area Radio Museum of Hall of Fame. You can learn more about that KOIT here. […]

KGRP “The Grape” blossomed in March 1997, replacing the original occupant of the Forestville frequency, “Crazy” KRAZ. The station had been on the air for less than a year when owner Wine Country Radio ditched […]

KRAZ went on the air in 1996, the latest property of  Fred and Mary Constant’s Wine Country Radio, which was already operating KRSH. The station’s signal was beamed from a transmitter atop Mt. St. Helena, […]

Sonoma County’s rotating call letter game brought KSXY to the 100.9 FM frequency in 2008. The station had gone on the air in 1996 as KRAZ, a country radio station launched by broadcast entrepreneur Fred […]

The KNOB call letters were first heard on a Bay Area station in 2004, replacing the original KTOL at 96.7 on the dial. The station has been under the ownership of JYH Broadcasting since its […]

KTOL was first heard in the fall of 2002, transmitting from a tower off Ridge Ranch Road in the hills east of Geyserville.  The station was launched by JYH Broadcasting, controlled by Sonoma County business […]