KCYY

KCYY
City San Antonio, Texas
Broadcast area San Antonio, Texas
Branding Y100
Slogan The Most Country
Frequency 100.3 MHz (also on HD Radio)
First air date June 25, 1966 (as KBER-FM)
Format Country music
Audience share 4.5, #6 (Fa'07, R&R[1])
ERP 100,000 watts
HAAT 300 meters
Class C0
Facility ID 48718
Transmitter coordinates 29°31′25″N 98°43′25″W / 29.52361°N 98.72361°W / 29.52361; -98.72361Coordinates: 29°31′25″N 98°43′25″W / 29.52361°N 98.72361°W / 29.52361; -98.72361
Callsign meaning CountrY (music format)
Y100 (branding)
Former callsigns KLLS-FM (1983-1987)
KLLS (1981-1983)
KCCW (1979-1981)
KZZY (1976-1978)
KSAQ (1974-1976)
KBER-FM (1966-1974)
Owner Cox Radio, Inc.
Sister stations KISS-FM, KKYX, KONO, KONO-FM, KTKX, KSMG
Webcast Listen Live
Website y100fm.com

KCYY (100.3 FM) is a radio station broadcasting a Country music format. Licensed to San Antonio, Texas, USA, the station serves the San Antonio metropolitan area. It is currently owned by Cox Radio after the sale by New City Communications.

The station previously has had an Adult Contemporary format, known as KLLS, or "Klassy 100", until switching to country.[2] It is headquartered in Suite 600 at 8122 Datapoint Drive in San Antonio.[3] Its transmitter site is in unincorporated Bexar County near Government Canyon.

History

During the 70s the station was KSAQ ("Q-100") which had a contemporary top-40 Format. KMFM was on 96.1 playing a middle of the road format. By the early 1980s KMFM flipped to KSLR 96.1 FM Son Light Radio as a Christian format. Salem communications acquired rock formatted KMAC 630AM and flipped it to KSLR 630 and KSAQ moved to 96.1FM/760 "Super Q" and KLLS 100.3 was reborn as Adult Contemporary "Class 100 FM."

Timeline of 100.3 FM

1987 KLLS becomes KCYY Y-100 switching from Adult Contemporary to Country.
1981 KCCW becomes KLLS "Class 100" airing an automated Adult Contemporary format(this information is not correct "class fm" was number one 25-54 and the number one biller in the market). For a short time it would simulcast on AM 930.
1979-1981 KZZY becomes Country KCCW 100.3
1977-1979 KSAQ becomes CHR/Top40 KZZY "Buzzard Rock" 100.3/1150
1974-1977 KSAQ 100.3 and KQAM-1150 "San Antonio's Q 100.3 and 1150" Top 40/CHR.
1966-1974 100.3 Signs on as KBER-FM as Country.

References

  1. "San Antonio Market Ratings". Radio and Records.
  2. "KCYY Facility Record". United States Federal Communications Commission, audio division. Retrieved April 24, 2009.
  3. "Contact Us." KCYY. Retrieved on April 24, 2009.

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