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PUBLIC NOTICE Federal Communications Commission News Media Information 202-418-0500 445 12Th St., S.W PUBLIC NOTICE Federal Communications Commission News Media Information 202-418-0500 445 12th St., S.W. Internet: http://www.fcc.gov Washington, D.C. 20554 TTY: 1-888-835-5322 Report No. 631 Media Bureau Call Sign Actions 10/11/2019 During the period from 09/01/2019 to 09/30/2019 the Commission accepted applications to assign call signs to or change the call signs of the following broadcast stations. Call Signs Reserved for Pending Sales Applicants Call Sign Service Requested By City State File-Number Former Call Sign KJHF FM HAWAII PUBLIC RADIO, INC. KUALAPUU HI 20190723AAS KFNZ WKCC FM EDUCATIONAL MEDIA FOUNDATION COLUMBUS GA 20190829AAQ WFRC WKGW FM EDUCATIONAL MEDIA FOUNDATION KINGSTON NY 20190829AAO WFRH WKMW FM EDUCATIONAL MEDIA FOUNDATION AMERICUS GA 20190829AAP WFRP New or Modified Call Signs Row Effective Former Call Call Sign Service Assigned To City State File Number Number Date Sign 1 09/02/2019 WJTW AM PARTNERS MEDIA INVESTMENTS LLC BRIDGEPORT AL WDXW 2 09/06/2019 KFOG AM RADIO LICENSE HOLDING CBC, LLC LITTLE ROCK AR KPZK KNBR- 3 09/06/2019 FM RADIO LICENSE HOLDING SRC LLC SAN FRANCISCO CA KFOG FM 4 09/07/2019 KHTW AM SOUTHEAST TEXAS TELECOM, LLC LUMBERTON TX KLLS 5 09/09/2019 WFAT AM MIDWEST COMMUNICATIONS, INC. BATTLE CREEK MI WTOU 6 09/09/2019 WTOU AM MIDWEST COMMUNICATIONS, INC PORTAGE MI WNWN 7 09/11/2019 KAIK FM EDUCATIONAL MEDIA FOUNDATION ROCKAWAY BEACH OR KLON 8 09/11/2019 KLON FM EDUCATIONAL MEDIA FOUNDATION TILLAMOOK OR KAIK WACX- ASSOCIATED CHRISTIAN TELEVISION 9 09/11/2019 LD ALACHUA, ETC. FL W40CQ-D LD SYSTEM, INC. 10 09/12/2019 KHLY AM SUN VALLEY MEDIA GROUP, LLC POCATELLO ID KPTO 11 09/12/2019 KQKL FM EDUCATIONAL MEDIA FOUNDATION KEOKUK IA KOKX-FM NOME SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST 12 09/12/2019 KSLK FM SELAWIK AK 20190620AAY New CHURCH 13 09/13/2019 KBZZ AM AMERICOM LIMITED PARTNERSHIP SPARKS NV KZTQ 14 09/13/2019 KZTQ AM AMERICOM LIMITED PARTNERSHIP RENO NV KBZZ BALED- 15 09/15/2019 KJYV FM OPEN SKY RADIO CORP THE DALLES OR KDOA 20190516AAX SALEM COMMUNICATIONS HOLDING 16 09/16/2019 WKAT AM MIAMI FL WOCN CORPORATION 17 09/16/2019 WNWN FM MIDWEST COMMUNICATIONS, INC COLDWATER MI WNWN-FM 18 09/18/2019 KOYH FM ALFRED L.'PAT'ROBERSON III ELAINE AR 20120620ABU New KXZQ- 19 09/18/2019 LD RAMAR COMMUNICATIONS, INC. DURANGO CO KREZ-LD LD TOWNSQUARE MEDIA OF ALBANY, 20 09/18/2019 WQSH FM COBLESKILL NY WQBJ INC. ADVENTIST RADIO ALASKA 21 09/19/2019 KUIM FM BETHEL AK 20180122AAC New CORPORATION WSRQ- LAKE ERIE COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHIC BALH- 22 09/23/2019 FM ZOLFO SPRINGS FL WZZS FM MEDICINE, INC. 20190802AAS BEVERLY BROADCASTING COMPANY, 23 09/25/2019 WALI AM DAYTON TN WRHA LLC MOUNTAIN VALLEY BROADCASTING, 24 09/26/2019 WPNO AM SOUTH PARIS ME WOXO INC. BAL- 25 09/26/2019 WQOS AM IMMACULATE HEART MEDIA, INC. CORAL GABLES FL WOCN 20190726AAR ST. PETERSBURG BAL- 26 09/26/2019 WTPA AM TAMPA RADIO, INC. FL WRXB BEACH 20190528AAP 27 09/27/2019 KPWD FM SOLID ROCK FOUNDATION LEFORS TX KBDW WOXO- MOUNTAIN VALLEY BROADCASTING, 28 09/27/2019 FM NORWAY ME WEZR-FM FM INC. SAGA COMMUNICATIONS OF IOWA, 29 09/30/2019 KOEZ FM AMES IA KMYR LLC 30 09/30/2019 WAMM AM SHENANDOAH VALLEY GROUP, INC. MOUNT JACKSON VA WSVG 31 09/30/2019 WEGT FM TWO BLACK CADILLACS GREENSBURG IN WTRE-FM 32 09/30/2019 WIKG FM HJV LIMITED PARTNERSHIP MERCERSBURG PA WNUZ -F C C-.
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