KMWX

Radio station in Abilene, Texas
  • Abilene, Texas
Broadcast areaAbilene, TexasFrequency92.5 MHzBranding92.5 The RanchProgrammingFormatRed dirt countryAffiliationsHouston Texans Radio NetworkOwnershipOwner
  • Townsquare Media
  • (Townsquare License, LLC)
Sister stations
KEAN-FM, KEYJ-FM, KSLI, KULL, KYYWHistory
First air date
1997 (as KROW)
Former call signs
KFXJ (1989–1997)
KROW (1997–1998)
KULL (1998–2012)
Call sign meaning
Similar to "mix" (former branding)Technical informationFacility ID22158ClassC2ERP27,500 wattsHAAT202 meters (663 ft)LinksWebcastListen LiveWebsite925theranch.com

KMWX (92.5 FM) is a commercial radio station located in Abilene, Texas. KMWX airs a red dirt country music format branded as "92.5 The Ranch".

History

KULL aired an oldies music format branded as "Kool 92" until April 11, 2005. In 2005, it became Mix 92.5 with a soft adult contemporary format. Over the years, the format meandered between soft and hot adult contemporary. The call sign changed. The oldies format that had been on 92.5 resurfaced on KULL-FM at 100.7.

On January 9, 2023, the station flipped to a Texas and red dirt country format as "92.5 The Ranch", assuming the main signal in a simulcast with sister station KSLI.[1]

References

  1. ^ KMWX Flips to Red Dirt Country

External links

  • KMWX official website
  • KMWX in the FCC FM station database
  • KMWX in Nielsen Audio's FM station database
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32°16′37″N 99°35′38″W / 32.277°N 99.594°W / 32.277; -99.594


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