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KNUJ went on the air May 22, 1949 by Mickelson Media, owner of the New Ulm Journal. Mickelson Media owned the station for over 36 years. Mickelson Media owned the station for over 36 years. In the early 1970s, KNUJ-FM was established on 93.1 FM.
KNUJ-FM (107.3 MHz) is a radio station in Sleepy Eye, Minnesota. The station airs a classic hits format, as "SAM 107.3", and is owned by James Ingstad. KNUJ also has an AM sister station, KNUJ 860 AM.
KNUJ may refer to: KNUJ (AM) , a radio station (860 AM) licensed to New Ulm, Minnesota, United States KNUJ-FM , a radio station (107.3 FM) licensed to Sleepy Eye, Minnesota, United States
KNUJ: 860 AM: New Ulm: Ingstad Brothers Broadcasting, LLC: News Talk Information KNUJ-FM: 107.3 FM: Sleepy Eye: Ingstad Brothers Broadcasting, LLC: Adult hits KNWF: 91.5 FM: Fergus Falls: Minnesota Public Radio: News Talk Information KNXR: 97.5 FM: Rochester: Blooming Prairie Farm Radio Inc. Classic hits KOJB: 90.1 FM: Cass Lake: Leech Lake ...
This station was originally KNUJ-FM, and paired with KNUJ in New Ulm. By the early 1980s, as the station increased its power, it moved its broadcasting studios and its primary focus to the larger city of Mankato. It was run by Brennon Andrew Harris-Williams. As KXLP, they aired an album-oriented rock format on and off from 1982 to 2007.
Callsign Frequency City of license KPAM: 860 AM: Troutdale, Oregon: KPAN: 860 AM: Hereford, Texas: KPAY: 1290 AM: Chico, California: KPBI: 1250 AM: Fayetteville, Arkansas
KHRS brought KXLP's programming back to the New Ulm area, which the 94.1 signal did not reach; until 2007, the format and call sign was used on 93.1 FM in New Ulm (now KATO-FM). The KXLP simulcast ended in April 2020, when KHRS began to simulcast classic country with KEMJ (101.5 FM); the station took on 101.5's former KRRW call sign and branded ...
The station was owned by Three Eagles Communications, along with sister stations KEEZ, KYSM-FM, KRBI-FM, and KMKO-FM in the Mankato/St. Peter/New Ulm metropolitan area. It originally held the call sign KRBI, was renamed KGLB on November 1, 2008, renamed KTWN on August 1, 2011, and returned to the KGLB call sign on December 6, 2012.