Gap Broadcasting

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Gap Broadcasting, LLC A Delaware based LLC ^[1]is a broadcasting company based in Dallas, Texas. It owns 59 radio stations (mostly purchased from Clear Channel Communications) located in 12 mid-sized markets throughout the states of Texas, Louisiana,and Oklahoma. It also owns a TV station, KJEF-CA in Jennings, Louisiana.

Contents 1 Stations 1.1 Oklahoma 1.1.1 Lawton 1.2 Louisiana 1.2.1 Lake Charles 1.2.2 Shreveport 1.3 Texas 1.3.1 Abilene 1.3.2 Amarillo 1.3.3 Lubbock 1.3.4 Lufkin 1.3.5 Odessa 1.3.6 Texarkana 1.3.7 Tyler 1.3.8 Victoria 1.3.9 Wichita Falls 2 References 3 External links

[edit] Stations

[edit] Oklahoma

[edit] Lawton

• KLAW
• KVRW
• KZCD

[edit] Louisiana

[edit] Lake Charles

• KHLA
• KJEF-AM
• KJEF-CA (TV Station)
• KJMH
• KLCL
• KNGT
• KTSR

[edit] Shreveport

• KEEL
• KRUF
• KTUX
• KVKI
• KWKH
• KXKS-FM

[edit] Texas

[edit] Abilene

• KEAN
• KEYJ
• KFGL
• KSLI
• KULL
• KYYW

[edit] Amarillo

• KATP
• KIXZ
• KXSS
• KMXJ
• KPRF

[edit] Lubbock

• KFMX
• KFYO
• KKAM
• KKCL
• KQBR
• KZII

[edit] Lufkin

• KAFX
• KSFA
• KTBQ
• KVLL
• KYKS

[edit] Odessa

• KCHX
• KCRS-AM
• KCRS-FM
• KFZX
• KMRK-FM

[edit] Texarkana

• KKYR
• KMJI
• KOSY-AM
• KPWW
• KYGL

[edit] Tyler

• KBGE
• KISX
• KKTX
• KNUE
• KTYL

[edit] Victoria

• KIXS
• KLUB
• KQVT

[edit] Wichita Falls

• KBZS
• KNIN-FM
• KWFS-AM
• KWFS-FM

[edit] References

[edit] External links

• Gap Broadcasting - Official Site