WKDO-FM

WKDO-FM (98.7 FM) and WKDO (1560 AM) are a pair of radio stations broadcasting a classic country format on FM and a classic hits format on AM, both licensed to Liberty, Kentucky, United States.

WKDO-FM & WKDO
City	Liberty, Kentucky
Branding	FM: Classic Country 98.7 AM: The Vault
Frequency	FM: 98.7 MHz AM: 1560 kHz
First air date	FM: 1977 AM: 1963
Format	FM: Classic Country AM: Classic Hits
Power	AM: 1,000 watts day
ERP	FM: 25,000 watts
HAAT	FM: 73 meters
Class	FM: C3 AM: D
Facility ID	FM: 8890 AM: 8993
Transmitter coordinates	37°18′22″N 84°55′2″W
Owner	Michael and Laura Harris (Shoreline Communications, Inc.)
Website	https://chasinthebuck.com/

Both stations were sold to Creal Broadcasting, Inc. on March 1, 2013 at a price of $300,000.[1] Effective August 18, 2017, Creal Broadcasting sold both stations to Michael and Laura Harris's Shoreline Communications, Inc. for $395,000.

References

"WKDO-FM Facility Record". United States Federal Communications Commission, audio division.

External links

Country radio stations in the state of Kentucky
Stations	WAIN-FM – Columbia WAMZ – Louisville WANY – Albany WANY-FM – Albany WBIO – Philpot WBKR – Owensboro WBRT – Bardstown WBUL – Lexington WBVR – Auburn WCBL – Benton WCCK – Calvert City WCPM – Cumberland WCYN-FM – Cynthiana WCYO – Irvine WDGG – Ashland WDHR – Pikeville WEKG – Jackson WEZJ-FM – Williamsburg WFKN – Franklin WFKY – Frankfort WFLE – Flemingsburg WFLE-FM – Flemingsburg WFMW – Madisonville WFTG – London WGGC – Bowling Green WGKY – Wickliffe WGOH – Grayson WGRK-FM – Greensburg WHBN – Harrodsburg WHHT - Cave City WHSX – Edmonton WIKI – Carrollton WJKY – Jamestown WJRS – Jamestown WKCA – Salt Lick WKDO – Liberty WKDO-FM – Liberty WKDP-FM – Corbin WKDQ – Henderson WKDZ – Cadiz WKKS – Vanceburg WKLB – Manchester WKMO – Lebanon Junction WKVN – Morganfield WKWY – Tompkinsville WKYA – Greenville WKYB – Perryville WKYQ – Paducah WKYR – Burkesville WLCB - Buffalo WLKS-FM – West Liberty WLLE – Mayfield WLSK – Lebanon WLVK – Fort Knox WLXO – Stamping Ground WLXX – Lexington WLYE – Glasgow WMDJ – Allen WMJL – Marion WMKZ – Monticello WMMG – Brandenburg WMMG-FM – Brandenburg WMSK-FM – Sturgis WNES – Central City WNKR – Williamstown WQNU – Lyndon WRLV-FM – Salyersville WRUS – Russellville WRVK – Mount Vernon WSEK – Burnside WSEK-FM - Burnside WSGS – Hazard WSIP – Paintsville WSKV – Stanton WTKY – Tompkinsville WTKY-FM – Tompkinsville WUCO – Morganfield WULF – Hardinsburg WVKY – Shelbyville WVLC – Mannsville WVLE – Scottsville WVVR – Hopkinsville WWAG – Mckee WWEL – London WWGY - Fulton WWKY-FM - Providence WXBC – Hardinsburg WYGY – Fort Thomas WXMZ – Hartford
Defunct:	WFUL – Fulton
See also adult contemporary classic hits college country news/talk NPR oldies religious rock sports top 40 urban other radio stations in Kentucky

Classic Hits radio stations in Kentucky
By frequency	620 860 1240 1310 1340 1400 1460 1490 1490 1570 1580 94.3 102.1 102.3 102.7 103.5 103.7 103.9 105.5 105.7
By callsign	WAKY WAKY-FM WCYN WEKB WEKY WFRT-FM WFXY WKYL WKYW WLBQ WLGC-FM WMJL-FM WPKE WPKY WRND WSON WTTL WWQB WWRW WXKQ-FM
By city	Cynthiana Elkhorn City Frankfort (WFRT-FM) Frankfort (WKYW) Greenup Henderson Lawrenceburg Louisville Madisonville Marion Middlesboro Morgantown Mount Sterling Oak Grove Pikeville Princeton Radcliffe/Louisville Richmond Westwood Whitesburg
See also adult contemporary classic hits college country news/talk NPR oldies religious rock sports top 40 urban other radio stations in Kentucky See also Oldies Classic Hits

Daytime-Only radio stations in Kentucky
Stations	WANY - Albany WBCE - Wickliffe WBZB - Murray WCBR - Richmond WCGW - Nicholasville WDFB - Junction City WEKC - Williamsburg WEKG - Jackson WJKY - Jamestown WKDO - Liberty WKDZ - Cadiz WKIC - Hazard WKKS - Vanceburg WKVG - Jenkins WKXO - Berea WKYI - Eminence WLCR - Mt. Washington WMJL - Marion WMTL - Letchfield WNKW - Neon WOKT - Cannonsburg WTKY - Tompkinsville
Defunct	WFLE - Flemingsburg WGRK - Greensburg WLGC - Greenup WMMG - Brandenburg WMOR - Morehead WQXY - Hazard WRLV - Salyersville
See also: Clear channel radio stations and Why AM Radio Stations Must Reduce Power, Change Operations, or Cease Operations at Night

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