Radio station changes format
McCOOK, Neb. -- At 3 p.m. today, (Friday, May 30th) KZMC-FM radio in McCook owned by Legacy Communications LLC changed formats
from HARD ROCK to Classic Country, according to Jesse Stevens, Operations Manager.
Stevens said "the demand for a Classic Country format is at an all-time high in our region." He added that the station's 9 O'Clock Request hour on sister station KIOD (Coyote Country 105.3) has been flooded with requests from the '80s and '90s Country Artists as of late, and that a switch to a full-time Classic Format just made sense.
The station will be playing artists like George Strait, George Jones, Johnny Cash, Dolly Parton, Garth Brooks, Alan Jackson and artists that date back as far as the 1960s.
The Dee Jay line includes a new morning show from National Personalities BIG D & BUBBA that will begin airing on Monday, June 2; the station also will continue to air it's Agriculture talk show's Agri-Talk at 10 a.m. and Market Rally at 3 p.m.
Legacy Communications LLC who operates as Hometown Family Radio in McCook also operates sister stations KIOD Coyote Country 105.3 and 93.9 FM The Zone.