KPFC (FM)

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KPFC
KPFC logo.png
Broadcast area Gainesville, Texas
Frequency 91.9 MHz
Programming
Format Variety
Ownership
Owner Camp Sweeney
Technical information
Facility ID 89080
Class A
ERP 300 watts
HAAT 20.0 meters
Transmitter coordinates
33°40′11.00″N97°0′50.00″W / 33.6697222°N 97.0138889°W / 33.6697222; -97.0138889
Translator(s) 89.1 MHz K206CD (Gainesville)
Links
Webcast listen live
Website kpfc.org

KPFC (91.9 FM) is a radio station broadcasting a Variety format. Licensed to Callisburg, Texas, United States, the station serves the Cooke County area. The station is currently owned by Camp Sweeney. [1] KPFC also has a translator transmitter (K206CD) on 89.1. 91.9 and 89.1 serve Cooke County and the surrounding areas with an eclectic mix of music and programming. The program director is Suede Wanamaker. During sessions at Camp Sweeney, campers are allowed to go on air with Chad and do their own segments during the first 2 periods in the morning.

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Fun facts

· When a camper on air has been given the "Camper Of the Day" reward, they receive an 89.1 KPFC-FM sticker.

· During Flag Lowering, and some night time activities (Such as campfires and the Talent Show), regular broadcasting is replaced by an audio stream from said event

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References

  1. "KPFC Facility Record". United States Federal Communications Commission, audio division.