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SummitMedia, LLC

4Kids, see The Summit Media Group. For the film company, see Summit Entertainment

SummitMedia, LLC is an American radio broadcasting company based in Birmingham, Alabama. The company formed to purchase mid-market radio stations being divested by

Cox Radio

in 2013.

On November 1, 2018, SummitMedia acquired 19 stations in four markets from the E. W. Scripps Company.^[1]^[2]

Stations

Callsign	Freq.	City	Market	Notes
WAGG	610 kHz	Birmingham, Alabama	Birmingham, Alabama
WBHJ	95.7 MHz	Midfield, Alabama	Birmingham, Alabama
WBHK	98.7 MHz	Warrior, Alabama	Birmingham, Alabama
WBPT	106.9 MHz	Homewood, Alabama	Birmingham, Alabama	HD2 translator on 100.1 MHz
WENN	1320 kHz	Birmingham, Alabama	Birmingham, Alabama
WPYA	97.3 MHz	Gardendale, Alabama	Birmingham, Alabama	Today's Hits 97.3
WZZK-FM	104.7 MHz	Birmingham, Alabama	Birmingham, Alabama
W297BF	107.3 MHz	Birmingham, Alabama	Birmingham, Alabama	Fed by WPYA-HD2 Tuscaloosa Translator on 97.5 MHz fed by WALJ-HD2
KFDI-FM	101.3 MHz	Wichita, Kansas	Wichita, Kansas
KFTI	1070 kHz	Wichita, Kansas	Wichita, Kansas
KFXJ	104.5 MHz	Augusta, Kansas	Wichita, Kansas
KICT-FM	95.1 MHz	Wichita, Kansas	Wichita, Kansas	.
KYQQ	106.5 MHz	Arkansas City, Kansas	Wichita, Kansas
WRKA	103.9 MHz	Louisville, Kentucky	Louisville, Kentucky
WSFR	107.7 MHz	Corydon, Indiana	Louisville, Kentucky
WQNU	103.1 MHz	Lyndon, Kentucky	Louisville, Kentucky
WVEZ	106.9 MHz	St. Matthews, Kentucky	Louisville, Kentucky
KRVI	106.7 MHz	Mount Vernon, Missouri	Springfield, Missouri
KSGF	1260 kHz	Springfield, Missouri	Springfield, Missouri
KSGF-FM	104.1 MHz	Ash Grove, Missouri	Springfield, Missouri
KSPW	96.5 MHz	Sparta, Missouri	Springfield, Missouri
KTTS-FM	94.7 MHz	Springfield, Missouri	Springfield, Missouri
KEZO-FM	92.3 MHz	Omaha, Nebraska	Omaha, Nebraska
KKCD	105.9 MHz	Omaha, Nebraska	Omaha, Nebraska
KQCH	94.1 MHz	Omaha, Nebraska	Omaha, Nebraska
KSRZ	104.5 MHz	Omaha, Nebraska	Omaha, Nebraska
KXSP	590 kHz	Omaha, Nebraska	Omaha, Nebraska
W258CB	99.5 MHz	Greenville, South Carolina	Greenville, South Carolina	Fed by WJMZ-HD3
W253BG	98.5 MHz	Greenville, South Carolina	Greenville, South Carolina	Fed by WJMZ-HD2
WHZT	98.1 MHz	Williamston, South Carolina	Greenville, South Carolina	Translator on 94.1 MHz
WJMZ-FM	107.3 MHz	Anderson, South Carolina	Greenville, South Carolina
WCYQ	100.3 MHz	Oak Ridge, Tennessee	Knoxville, Tennessee
WKHT	104.5 MHz	Knoxville, Tennessee	Knoxville, Tennessee
WNOX	93.1 MHz	Karns, Tennessee	Knoxville, Tennessee
WWST	102.1 MHz	Sevierville, Tennessee	Knoxville, Tennessee
W291CL	106.1 MHz	Richmond, Virginia	Richmond, Virginia	Owned by Edgewater Broadcasting, operated under LMA Fed by WURV-HD2
WJSR	100.9 MHz	Lakeside, Virginia	Richmond, Virginia
WKHK	95.3 MHz	Colonial Heights, Virginia	Richmond, Virginia
WKLR	96.5 MHz	Fort Gregg-Adams, Virginia	Richmond, Virginia
WURV	103.7 MHz	Richmond, Virginia	Richmond, Virginia
KCCN-FM	100.3 MHz	Honolulu, Hawaii	Honolulu, Hawaii
KINE-FM	105.1 MHz	Honolulu, Hawaii	Honolulu, Hawaii
KKNE	940 kHz	Waipahu, Hawaii	Honolulu, Hawaii
KRTR-FM	96.3 MHz	Kailua, Hawaii	Honolulu, Hawaii
KPHW	104.3 MHz	Kaneohe, Hawaii	Honolulu, Hawaii
KPRP	650 kHz	Honolulu, Hawaii	Honolulu, Hawaii

References

^ "Scripps Completes Two More Pieces Of Radio Division Sale". Inside Radio. November 2, 2018. Retrieved November 2, 2018.
^ van der Bijl, Hanno (August 16, 2018). "Birmingham media firm purchasing radio stations for $47M". Birmingham Business Journal. Retrieved April 23, 2024.

External links

Official website

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