KAGG

KAGG (96.1 FM; Aggie 96) is a radio station broadcasting a country music format, licensed to Madisonville, Texas, United States, and serving Bryan and College Station. The station is owned by iHeartMedia, Inc..[1] The station's studios are located at Galleria Village on Briarcrest Drive in Bryan, with its transmitter atop the building.

KAGG

City	Madisonville, Texas
Broadcast area	College Station, Texas
Branding	Aggie 96
Slogan	Aggieland's Continuous Country
Frequency	96.1 MHz
First air date	August 29, 1989 (1989-08-29) (as KIXF)
Format	Country music
ERP	40,000 watts
HAAT	164 m (538 ft)
Class	C2
Facility ID	49944
Transmitter coordinates	30°39′9.00″N 96°20′16.00″W
Call sign meaning	AGGie (local Texas A&M University mascot and station branding)
Former call signs	KIXF (1989)
Owner	iHeartMedia, Inc. (iHM Licenses, LLC)
Sister stations	KNFX-FM, KKYS, KVJM
Webcast	Listen Live
Website	aggie96.com

History

former logo

The station went on the air (in testing mode) as KIXF on August 19, 1989. On October 23, 1989, the station changed its call sign to the current KAGG.[2] “Aggie 96” began 24/7 operations at Noon, on December 5, 1989.

References

"KAGG Facility Record". United States Federal Communications Commission, audio division.
"KAGG Call Sign History". United States Federal Communications Commission, audio division.

External links

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By FM frequency	88.5 89.1 90.5 90.9 91.5 91.5 92.3 92.5 94.1 95.1 96.1 96.9 98.3 98.5 99.5 99.7 100.5 100.9 101.7 101.9 103.1 103.9 104.7 105.3 106.1 107.3 107.7
NOAA Weather Radio frequency	162.550
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Country radio stations in the state of Texas
Stations	KABW – Baird KACQ – Lometa KACT – Andrews KACT-FM – Andrews KAGG – Madisonville KAJA – San Antonio KAJE - Ingleside-Corpus Christi KALP – Alpine KAML – Kenedy-Karnes City KAND – Corsicana KARX – Canyon KASE-FM – Austin KATP – Amarillo KATX – Eastland KAUM – Colorado City KAXA – Mountain Home KAYD-FM - Silsbee KBCT – Waco KBCY – Tye KBEC – Waxahachie KBEY – Burnet KBPC – Crockett KBQQ – Smiley KBST-FM – Big Spring KBUK – La Grange KCKL – Malakoff KCKM – Monahans KCLW – Hamilton KCTX-FM – Childress KCUN-LP - Livingston KCWM – Hondo KCYY – San Antonio KDCD – San Angelo KDDD-FM – Dumas KDHN – Dimmitt KDLK-FM – Del Rio KDNZ – Pecos KDRX – Laughlin Air Force Base KEAN-FM – Abilene KEBE – Jacksonville KEKR - Mexia KERC – Kermit KEYE – Perryton KFLP-FM – Floydada KFST-FM – Fort Stockton KFTX – Kingsville KFWR – Jacksboro KFXE – Ingram KFYN – Bonham KFYN-FM – Detroit KGAS-FM – Carthage KGKL-FM – San Angelo KGNC – Amarillo KHBR – Hillsboro KHDY – Clarksville KHEY-FM – El Paso KHFX – Cleburne KHKX – Odessa KHLB – Mason KHOS-FM – Sonora KIBQ – Austwell KIKT – Cooper KILT-FM – Houston KIMP – Mount Pleasant KIUN – Pecos KIVY-FM – Crockett KIXS – Victoria KJCS – Nacogdoches KKBQ – Pasadena KKCN – Ballinger KKLY – El Paso KKUS – Tyler KKYN-FM – Plainview KKYR-FM – Texarkana KKYX – San Antonio KLLL-FM – Lubbock KLSR-FM – Memphis KLUR – Wichita Falls KLXK – Breckenridge KMBL – Junction KMHT – Marshall KMIL – Cameron KMKS – Bay City KMKT – Bells KMOO-FM – Mineola KMUL-FM – Muleshoe KMVL-FM – Madisonville KNAF – Fredericksburg KNAF-FM – Fredericksburg KNAL - Port Lavaca KNEL-FM – Brady KNES – Fairfield KNFM – Midland KNUE – Tyler KNUZ – San Saba KOGT – Orange KOKE-FM – Thorndale KOLI – Electra KOLJ – Quanah KOMX – Pampa KOOV – Kempner KORA-FM – Bryan KORQ - Winters KOXE – Brownwood KOYN – Paris KPAN – Hereford KPAN-FM – Hereford KPET – Lamesa KPIR – Granbury KPLX – Fort Worth KPSO-FM – Falfurrias KPUR-FM - Claude KQBB – Center KQBQ – Meyersville KQBR – Lubbock KQRP-LP – Malakoff KQTY-FM – Borger KRBL – Idalou KRMX – Marlin KRNH – Kerrville KRPT – Devine KRRG – Laredo KRUN – Ballinger KRVA-FM - Campbell KRVF – Kerens KRXT – Rockdale KRYS-FM – Corpus Christi KSAM-FM – Huntsville KSAQ – Charlotte KSCH – Sulphur Springs KSCN – Pittsburg KSCK-LP – Sterling City KSCS – Fort Worth KSEM – Seminole KSEY-FM – Seymour KSNY-FM – Snyder KSSL – Post KSTA – Coleman KSTV-FM – Dublin KTEX – Mercedes KTFW-FM – Glen Rose KTHP – Hemphill KTHT – Cleveland KTKO – Beeville KTTX – Brenham KTTY - New Boston KTWL – Hempstead KTXM – Hallettsville KTXO – Goldsmith KUFA – Hebbronville KUKA – San Diego KULM-FM – Columbus KULP – El Campo KUSJ – Harker Heights KUZN – Centerville KVET-FM – Austin KVLG – La Grange KVMC – Colorado City KVMK – Wheelock KVOU-FM – Uvalde KVRP – Stamford KVRP-FM – Haskell KVST – Huntsville KVWC-FM - Vernon KWBC – College Station KWBF - Lubbock KWBY-FM - Ranger KWED – Seguin KWFS-FM – Wichita Falls KWRD – Henderson KWSP-LP – Kerrville KWYU – Christine KXDJ – Spearman KXEZ-Farmersville KXOX – Sweetwater KXPN-FM - Scotland KXXF - Winnie KXXN - Iowa Park KYKK – Junction KYKM – Yoakum KYKR – Beaumont KYKS – Lufkin KYKX – Longview KYOX - Comanche KYXX – Ozona KYYK – Palestine KYYW – Abilene KZXM - Bullard WACO-FM – Waco WTAW-FM - Buffalo
Defunct:	KDLP-LP – Ace KHTZ – Ganado KRHC – Burnet KSTB – Crystal Beach KTON – Belton KUOL – San Marcos
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