KTGS

KTGS
City	Tishomingo, Oklahoma
Broadcast area	Tishomingo, Oklahoma
Branding	"The Gospel Station"
Frequency	88.3 MHz
Format	Southern Gospel
ERP	5,500 watts
HAAT	281.0 meters
Class	CA
Facility ID	85337
Transmitter coordinates	34°21′34.00″N 96°33′34.00″W / 34.3594444°N 96.5594444°W / 34.3594444; -96.5594444Coordinates: 34°21′34.00″N 96°33′34.00″W / 34.3594444°N 96.5594444°W / 34.3594444; -96.5594444
Callsign meaning	"The Gospel Station"
Former callsigns	KAZC (December 9, 1997-November 1, 2008)
Owner	South Central Oklahoma Christian Broadcasting, Inc.
Sister stations	KVAZ, KIMY, KOSG, KZBS, KGVB, WRCC, KHEB, KBWW, KTMU, KGVB, KOKN, KOUI, KYZQ, WLRU, K268BR, K297BB
Webcast	Listen Live
Website	thegospelstation.com

KTGS (88.3 FM) is a radio station licensed to Tishomingo, Oklahoma, USA. The station is currently owned by South Central Oklahoma Christian Broadcasting, Inc.^[1]

The flagship of The Gospel Station network based in Ada, KTGS broadcasts a southern gospel format.

Stations

In addition to its flagship station, KTGS 88.3, The Gospel Station Network airs on 15 additional full powered stations and 9 low powered translators.^[2]

Call sign	Frequency (MHz)	City of license	Facility ID	ERP W	Class	FCC info
KOSG	103.9 MHz	Pawhuska, Oklahoma	56088	6,000	A	KOSG FCC
KBWW	88.3 MHz	Broken Bow, Oklahoma	177112	3,400	C3	KBWW FCC
KZBS	104.3 MHz	Granite, Oklahoma	166022	1,700	C3	KZBS FCC
KVAZ	91.5 MHz	Henryetta, Oklahoma	26970	7,800	C3	KVAZ FCC
KIMY	93.9 MHz	Watonga, Oklahoma	69913	4,200	A	KIMY FCC
WRCC	88.3 MHz	Dibrell, Tennessee	176989	85	A	WRCC FCC
KTMU	88.7 MHz	Muenster, Texas	174356	500	A	KTMU FCC
KGVB	90.9 MHz	Holliday, Texas	173112	7,500	C3	KGVB FCC
KOKN	88.7 MHz	Oketo, Kansas	177208	100	A	KOKN FCC
KOUI	90.7 MHz	Louisville, Mississippi	177205	200	A	KOUI FCC
KYZQ	88.3 MHz	Mount Pleasant, Texas	121233	2200	A	KYZQ FCC
KHEB	91.9 MHz	Granite, Oklahoma	175828	100	A	KHEB FCC
KNEF	90.1 MHz	Franklin, Nebraska	177070	100	A	FCC
KFNK	89.5 MHz	Franklin, Nebraska	177030	100	A	FCC
WRLU	106.9 MHz	Hillsboro, Ohio	194828	100	L1	WRLU FCC

Low powered translators

Call sign	Frequency (MHz)	City of license	Facility ID	ERP W	Class	FCC info
K286BB	105.1 MHz	Ada, Oklahoma	150396	75	D	FCC
K274BA	102.7 MHz	Paris, Texas	156963	250	D	FCC
K234BD	94.7 MHz	Lawton, Oklahoma	157028	240	D	FCC
K237EE	95.3 MHz	Childress, Texas	150495	10	D	FCC
K226BR	93.1 MHz	Enid, Oklahoma	156415	250	D	FCC
K268BR	101.5 MHz	Oklahoma City, Oklahoma	139288	75	D	FCC
K297BB	107.3 MHz	Edmond, Oklahoma	156917	28	D	FCC
K262BW	100.3 MHz	Duncan, Oklahoma	141886	250	D	FCC
K239BJ	95.7 MHz	Chanute, Kansas	153947	250	D	FCC

History

This station was assigned call sign KAZC on December 8, 1997, changing to KTGS on November 1, 2008. ^[3]

References

↑ "KTGS Facility Record". United States Federal Communications Commission, audio division.
↑ GOSPEL STATION NETWORK - STATION LIST The Gospel Station. Accessed June 10, 2013
↑ "KTGS Call Sign History". United States Federal Communications Commission, audio division.

External links

thegospelstation.com

Query the FCC's FM station database for KTGS

Radio-Locator information on KTGS

Query Nielsen Audio's FM station database for KTGS

Religious radio stations in the state of Oklahoma

Stations	K226BR - Enid K241BH - Oklahoma City K234BD - Lawton K262BW - Duncan K266BG - Oklahoma City K268BR - Oklahoma City K286BB - Ada KAJT – Ada KAKO – Ada KARG – Poteau KAYC – Durant KAYM – Weatherford KBRN – Del City KBWW – Broken Bow KCBK – Frederick KCFO – Tulsa KDIM – Coweta KFXT – Sulphur KHEB – Granite KHEV – Fairview KIMY – Watonga KJCC – Carnegie KJHL – Boise City KJOV – Woodward KJRF – Lawton KJRM-LP – McAlester KLGB-LP – Enid KLVV – Ponca City KMFS – Guthrie KMSI – Moore KNGM – Guymon KNYD – Broken Arrow KOSG – Pawhuska KPGM – Pawhuska KQCV – Oklahoma City KQCV-FM – Shawnee KQPD – Ardmore KREK - Bristow KSSO – Norman KTGS – Tishomingo KVAZ – Henryetta KVRS – Lawton KWXC – Grove KXRT – Idabel KZBS – Granite

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