KVIS

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Radio station in Miami, Oklahoma

KVIS

* Miami, Oklahoma

Broadcast area| Joplin, Missouri
Frequency| 910 kHz
Programming
Format| Southern Gospel
Affiliations| Salem Communications
Ownership
Owner|

* Mark Linn
* (Taylor Made Broadcasting Network, LLC)

Sister stations

| KGVE, KGLC
Technical information[1]

Licensing authority

| FCC
Facility ID| 18056
Class| B
Power| 1,000 watts unlimited

Transmitter coordinates

| 36°53′27″N 94°47′0″W﻿ / ﻿36.89083°N 94.78333°W﻿ / 36.89083; -94.78333
Links

Public license information

* Public file
* LMS

Webcast| www.mainstreamnetwork.com/listen/player.asp?station=kvis-am
Website| www.okradiostation.com/kvis-910am.html

KVIS (910 AM) is a radio station broadcasting a Southern Gospel format. Licensed to Miami, Oklahoma, United States, the station serves the Joplin, Missouri, area. The station is currently owned by Mark Linn, through licensee Taylor Made Broadcasting Network, LLC, and features programming from Salem Communications.[2]

## History

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KVIS was previously a Pop music station, formerly airing the American Top 40 radio broadcast with Casey Kasem during the 1970s.

## References

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1. ^ "Facility Technical Data for KVIS". Licensing and Management System. Federal Communications Commission.
2. ^ "KVIS Facility Record". United States Federal Communications Commission, audio division.

## External links

[edit]

* http://www.okradiostation.com/kvis-910-am/
*   * Facility details for Facility ID 18056 (KVIS) in the FCC Licensing and Management System
* KVIS in Nielsen Audio's AM station database

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Radio stations in the Joplin metropolitan area (Missouri)

By AM frequency|

* 690
* 860
* 910
* 990
* 1100
* 1230
* 1310
* 1420
* 1450
* 1490
* 1560

By FM frequency|

* 88.7
* 89.5
* 89.9
* 90.7
* 91.7
* 92.5
* 93.9
* 95.1
* 95.9
* 96.9
* 97.9
* 99.7
* 100.9
* 101.7
* 102.5
* 103.5
* 104.3
* 105.3
* 107.1

| LPFM|

* 94.5
* 98.5

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Translators|

* 90.3
* 92.9
* 93.5
* 97.5
* 98.9
* 100.1
* 100.5
* 101.3
* 102.9
* 106.3

Digital radio
by frequency & subchannel|

* 97.9-1
* 102.5-1
* 102.5-2

By call sign|

* K212FW
* K225CS
* K228FS
* K248DR
* K255AH
* K261ET
* K263BK
* K268CP
* K275BD
* K292FX
* KBTN
* KBTN-FM
* KCAR-FM
* KCKJ
* KDMO
* KFSS-LP
* KGGF
* KGLC
* KHST
* KIXQ
* HD2
* KJCW
* KJMK
* KJML
* KKBL
* KKOW
* KKOW-FM
* KMOQ
* KMXL
* KNEO
* KOBC
* KQYX
* KRMO
* KRPS
* KSYN
* KVIS
* KWEB-LP
* KWXD
* KXDG
* KXMS
* KZRG
* KZYM
* WMBH

Nearby regions
Fayetteville
Kansas City
Pittsburg
Springfield
Tulsa

See also
List of radio stations in Missouri

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Daytime-only radio stations in Oklahoma

Stations|

* KETU - Catoosa
* KPGM - Pawhuska
* KRMP - Oklahoma City
* KSEO - Durant
* KSPI - Stillwater
* KTLR - Oklahoma City
* KTUZ - Catoosa
* KVIS - Miami
* KXTD - Wagoner
* KZUE - El Reno

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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