KNAL (FM)

KNAL (93.3 FM; 93.3 The Wolf) is a radio station licensed to Port Lavaca, Texas, United States, and serves Victoria and the Gulf Coast area. The station is currently owned by Victoria Radioworks, LLC., and airs a country music format.[1]

KNAL
CityPort Lavaca, Texas
Broadcast areaVictoria, Texas
Frequency93.3 MHz
Branding93.3 The Wolf
Slogan"Victoria's New Home for Today's Country Music."
Programming
FormatCountry
Ownership
OwnerVictoria Radioworks, LLC
Sister stationsKITE, KVIC
History
First air dateApril 13, 1978 (1978-04-13) (as 95.9 KGUL-FM)
Former call signsKGUL-FM (1978-1983)
KAOC (1983-1985)
KKBH (1985-1987)
KPLV (1987-2001)
KRNX (2001)
KITE (2001-2014)
Call sign meaningVictoria Barge KaNAL
(taken from sister 1410 KNAL which paid homage to the waterway at 1949 sign-on)
Technical information
Facility ID12179
ClassC1
ERP100 kilowatts
HAAT97 meters
Transmitter coordinates28°42′21.60″N 96°48′3.60″W
Links
Websitenone

History

KNAL was originally proposed by Daniel Andrus, who owned the AM facility in Port Lavaca, 1560 KGUL, under the licensee name of Calhoun County Broadcasting. The facility signed on as the FM sister to KGUL on April 13, 1978, as KGUL-FM. The original transmission site was located on U.S. Highway 87, 1.5 miles west of Port Lavaca, Texas, and a main studio location at 213 Colorado Street in Port Lavaca.

The facility was originally operating on channel 240 (95.9 MHz), but relocated to channel 227 (93.3 MHz) in 1995 to accommodate the sign-on of 95.9 KHMC in 1996.

Victoria Radio Works acquired the facility in October 1998.

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References

  1. "KNAL Facility Record". United States Federal Communications Commission, audio division. Retrieved 2018-09-20.
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