KOFY (AM)

KOFY
City	Gilmer
Broadcast area	Tyler, Texas
Slogan	Radio Grande
Frequency	1060 kHz
First air date	March 16, 1979 (1979-03-16)
Language(s)	Spanish
Power	10000 watts
Facility ID	34558
Transmitter coordinates	32°43′51″N 95°02′35″W / 32.73083°N 95.04306°W / 32.73083; -95.04306Coordinates: 32°43′51″N 95°02′35″W / 32.73083°N 95.04306°W / 32.73083; -95.04306
Former callsigns	KBNB, KHYM, KTLG, KOFY
Owner	Jerry Russell D/B/a the Russell Company (expired on August 1, 2005 (2005-08-01))

KOFY (1060 kHz) of Gilmer, Texas (FCC facility ID #34558), is a defunct daytime-only AM medium wave radio station. It first aired on March 16, 1979, and formerly used the call signs KBNB, KHYM, and KTLG until becoming KOFY in 1999. It was deleted in 2012.^[1]

References

↑ "KOFY-AM 1060 kHz". radio-locator.

External links

"KOFY 1060 AM". OnTheRadio.Net.

Daytime-Only radio stations in Texas

Stations	KAGC - Bryan KBED - Nederland KBIB - Marion KBRN - Boerne KCHN - Brookshire KCTA - Corpus Christi KCTX - Childress KFIT - Lockhart KFJZ - Fort Worth KGGR - Dallas KHBR - Hillsboro KIJN - Farwell KIKK - Pasadena KJIM - Sherman KJON - Carrollton KLBW - New Boston KMND - Midland KMXO - Merkel KQQB - Stockdale KROB - Robstown KSTA - Coleman KSTV - Stephenville KTEK - Alvin KTMR - Converse KULF - Bellville KVMC - Colorado City KVTT - Mineral Wells KWEL - Midland KWJB - Canton KWRD - Henderson KXPL - El Paso KYND - Cypress KYOK - Conroe KZZB - Beaumont

Defunct	KCLR - Ralls KEAS - Eastland KOFY - Gilmer

See also: Clear channel radio stations and Why AM Radio Stations Must Reduce Power, Change Operations, or Cease Operations at Night

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