Archives: Stations

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 […]

KHBG went on the air in February 1996, the result of efforts by former Healdsburg City Council member and local electrical supply company owner Edgar Deas to obtain a new radio license for a community […]

The first station to bear the Wine Country-themed KRSH call letters was launched on Thanksgiving Day 1993. Fred Constant and his wife Mary had spent several years wading their way through the process of acquiring […]

This version of KSXY –known at various times as “Sexy 95.9” and “Hot 95”–succeeded KHBG on Healdsburg’s 95.9 FM frequency in 1999, giving way to KRSH in 2002.  The station’s Contemporary Hit Radio (CHR) format […]

“The Krush 95.9” has occupied the 95.9 slot on the dial in Sonoma County since 2002.  The station has been known for its “adult album alternative” (AAA) format. This version of KRSH came into being […]

KFGY replaced KLCQ in the fall of 1996, after the Amaturo Group purchased four Sonoma County stations. Amaturo quickly changed not only the call letters assigned to the 92.9 FM frequency, but also the format. […]