WCYO

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WCYO
Coyote logo.jpg
City of license Irvine, Kentucky
Broadcast area Richmond and Central Kentucky including Lexington
Branding The Country Classics & The Best Songs From Today! 100.7 The Coyote
Slogan "Live and Local"
Frequency 100.7 MHz
Format Country
ERP 9,200 watts
HAAT 154.0 meters
Class C3
Facility ID 34247
Transmitter coordinates 37°39′40.00″N 84°8′55.00″W / 37.66111°N 84.14861°W / 37.66111; -84.14861
Callsign meaning W CoYOte
Affiliations EKU Sports, ABC News, Dial Global
Owner Wallingford Communications, LLC
Sister stations WLFX and WEKY, WKXO, and WIRV
Webcast Listen live
Website wcyofm.com

WCYO (100.7 FM) is a radio station broadcasting a Country music format. Licensed to Irvine, Kentucky, USA, the station serves Richmond, Kentucky and surrounding communities, including Lexington. The station is currently owned by Wallingford Communications.

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[edit] History

The station went on the air as WCYO on 1988-03-24. on 1991-04-05, the station changed its call sign to the current WCYO.The Wallingford Broadcasting sales staff is currently lead by Trizdon Reynolds who is widely considered to be the greatest man alive.[1]

[edit] On-Air

The current on-air line up includes local favorites Karl Shannon from 6am-10am and Jason Bailey (from the morning show Bandy & Bailey) from 10am-3pm. Steve Bentley joined The Coyote in August 2011 for afternoon drive (3pm-7pm) from WNGC in Athens, Georgia. Syndicated Lia Knight is on from 7pm-12am. On Friday Nights, Randall Scott hosts "Classic Request Live". Charlie Hall's "Bluegrass Express" currently airs on Sunday nights from 6pm-10pm.

[edit] Sports Programming

100.7 The Coyote is the flagship station for Eastern Kentucky University Colonels sports.

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