KMHT (AM)

KMHT & KMHT-FM
City	Marshall, Texas
Broadcast area	Longview-Marshall area
Frequency	KMHT: 1450 kHz; KMHT-FM: 103.9 MHz
Branding	KMHT: ESPN Radio 1450; KMHT-FM: 103.9 Classic Country
Slogan	The Heart Beat of East Texas
Programming
Format	KMHT: Sports; KMHT-FM: Classic Country
Affiliations	KMHT: ESPN Radio; KMHT-FM: ABC Radio
Ownership
Owner	Hanszen Broadcast Group, Inc.
Sister stations	KGAS, KGAS-FM, KWRD
History
First air date	KMHT: April 9, 1947; KMHT-FM: September 26, 1977
Former call signs	103.9: KZEY-FM (1994-2003)
Technical information
Facility ID	KMHT: 72450; KMHT-FM: 72451
Class	KMHT: C; KMHT-FM: A
Power	KMHT: 650 watts
ERP	KMHT-FM: 1,850 watts
HAAT	KMHT-FM: 129 meters
Transmitter coordinates	KMHT: 32°33′50″N 94°21′4″W; KMHT-FM: 32°33′50″N 94°21′4″W
Translator(s)	See § Translator
Links
Website	easttexastoday.com

KMHT (1450 AM, 96.9 FM) is a terrestrial AM radio station, paired with an FM relay translator, broadcasting a sports format.

KMHT-FM (103.9 FM) is a terrestrial FM radio station broadcasting a classic country format. Both facilities, as well as the translator, are licensed to Marshall in Harrison County, Texas, United States, and serve the Longview-Marshall area. The stations are currently owned by Hanszen Broadcast Group, Inc.[1]

The stations also broadcasts Marshall High School athletics as well as ETBU athletics, TSN (Texas State Network), Texas Rangers, Houston Astros, Dallas Cowboys, Houston Texans, Dallas Mavericks, the University of Texas Longhorn Athletics, and Texas A&M athletics.[2] Other area high school athletics that KMHT covers include Harleton, Karnack, and Waskom.

Translator

Broadcast translators of KMHT
Call sign	Frequency (MHz)	City of license	Facility ID	ERP (W)	Height (m (ft))	Class	Transmitter coordinates	FCC info	Notes
K245BW	96.9	Marshall, Texas	156968	205	117 m (384 ft)	D	32°33′49″N 94°21′7″W	FCC	First air date: September 26, 2014

History

A group of local veterans returned to Marshall from World War II and took advantage of their right to first preferences of frequencies after the radio frequency freeze was lifted at the end of the war. In 1961, after 14 years of operation, KMHT AM was granted FCC permission to raise the daytime power from 250 watts to 1,000 watts. Shortly thereafter, the FCC approved the operation of 1000 Watts around the clock. A later move to a new transmitter site required lowering the power to 650 watts.

In the late 1990s, KMHT was given to Wiley College, a historically black four-year liberal arts institution affiliated with the United Methodist Church, by then owner professional boxer George Foreman.

Wiley College later sold the stations to Jerry Russell, a former member of the Tyler City Council. Russell wanted to use KMHT-FM as a repeater for his AM 690 KZEY (which has since gone silent), so KMHT-FM became KZEY-FM.

In August 2002, Hanszen Broadcast Group, Inc., purchased KMHT/KZEY and changed the FM back to KMHT-FM. In the fall of 2006, KMHT 1450 AM changed the format to ESPN Radio. The format includes local sports coverage as well as the network coverage. The KMHT-FM format stayed the same.

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References

"KMHT Facility Record". United States Federal Communications Commission, audio division.
http://www.kmhtradio.com Archived 2006-07-10 at the Wayback Machine KMHT's Website

External links

KMHT in the FCC's AM station database
KMHT on Radio-Locator
KMHT in Nielsen Audio's AM station database

KMHT in the FCC's FM station database
KMHT on Radio-Locator
KMHT in Nielsen Audio's FM station database

K245BW in the FCC's FM station database
K245BW on Radio-Locator

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[1] "KMHT Facility Record". United States Federal Communications Commission, audio division.

[2] ttp://www.kmhtradio.com Archived 2006-07-10 at the Wayback Machine KMHT's Website

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By AM frequency	1240 1370 1410 1430 1450 1470
By FM frequency	90.7 91.1 92.3 95.3 96.1 99.3 100.3 103.1 103.9 104.5 105.7 106.9
NOAA Weather Radio frequency	162.425 162.475
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