KKTY-FM (100.1
FM) is a
radio station
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broadcasting a
Country
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format. Licensed to
Glendo, Wyoming
Glendo is a town in Platte County, Wyoming, United States. The population was 205 at the 2010 census.
History
The town was incorporated in 1922. The California Trail, Oregon Trail and Mormon Trail passed south of Glendo. The Overland Stage Line ...
, United States, the station is locally owned and operated by Douglas Broadcasting, Inc and features programming from
CBS News Radio
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and
Westwood One
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. In addition to country music and national and international news from CBS, KKTY-FM features news and sports from the Cowboy State News Network, weather from Don Day's DayWeather, and local news updates hourly. Ag news comes from the Northern Ag Network, and Bob Kingsley counts down the Country Top 40 Sunday afternoons at 1pm.
KKTY was also the call letters Bayside High School's radio station on the comedy series
Saved By The Bell
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episode "Save the Max."
That station had frequency 98.6 FM with the slogan Tiger Beat. In the episode, characters discover old equipment in a studio and restart the station. They use the airwaves to promote their favorite restaurant to prevent its closure.
References
External links
KTY-FM
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