KHRD

KHRD
City Weaverville, California
Broadcast area Northern California
Branding Red 103.1 & 93.3
Slogan Redding's Classic Rock!
Frequency 103.1 MHz
Translator(s) 93.3 K227AE (Redding)
First air date 1999 (as KAWX)
Format Classic rock
ERP 600 watts
HAAT 1095 meters
Class C2
Facility ID 82720
Callsign meaning K H ReD
Former callsigns KAWX (1997-2001)
Owner Results Radio
Sister stations KESR, KEWB, KKXS, KNCQ
Webcast Listen Live
Website red1031.com

KHRD (103.1 FM, "Red 103.1 & 93.3") is a commercial radio station in Weaverville, California, broadcasting to the Northern California, area.

KHRD airs a classic rock music format.

KHRD airs the syndicated Rob, Arnie and Dawn Show which originates from Sacramento. Dave Tappan, former morning show host, left the station to do afternoons on sister station KNCQ (Q97) on March 1, 2010. Ryan O'Brien hosts middays from 10:00-3:00, and Eddie Valdez does afternoons from 3:00-6:00.

Station programming features include The Double Shot Weekend, The Double Shot Lunch, Dumbass of the Day as well as a weekly featured artist.

KHRD listeners (who are known as "Red Heads") are passionate about Classic Rock and can be heard on-air and at station events shouting "Red Rocks" as a tribute to their favorite station.

History

KHRD has aired numerous music formats, making attempts at both country music and heavy metal music through the years.

The country station was called B-103.1 and 93.3, and its call letters were KAWX.

In 2006, KHRD went to an "all" classic rock format and this has proved to a successful move as ratings and revenue have increased since the format switch.

Translators

KHRD broadcasts on the following translator:

Call sign Frequency
(MHz)
City of license ERP
W
Class FCC info
K227AE 93.3 Redding, California 250 D FCC

External links

Coordinates: 40°36′11″N 122°39′04″W / 40.603°N 122.651°W / 40.603; -122.651

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