KYRN

Radio station in Socorro, New Mexico

KYRN

* Socorro, New Mexico

Frequency| 102.1 FM (MHz)
Branding| Mine Country
Programming
Format| Classic country
Ownership
Owner| Socorro Community Radio
Technical information
Facility ID| 164088
Class| A
ERP| 100 watts
HAAT| 571 meters (1,873 ft)

Transmitter coordinates

| 34°4′17.8″N 106°57′44.3″W﻿ / ﻿34.071611°N 106.962306°W﻿ / 34.071611; -106.962306
Links
Website| https://www.socorroradio.com/

Mine Country 102.1 KYRN  is a radio station licensed to Socorro Community Radio LLC, Socorro, New Mexico owned and operated by Socorro Community Radio. The format of the station is Classic Country music that broadcasts local and national news, weather, and Socorro High School sports. The station has a live morning program, Sunrise Socorro, hosted by Steve Edmondson that features commentary, interviews with local leaders, Socorro High School coaches, and others from the community.

## References[edit]

## External links[edit]

* KYRN's website socorroradio.com
* KYRN in the FCC FM station database
* KYRN in Nielsen Audio's FM station database

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Country radio stations in the state of New Mexico

Stations|

* KATK-FM – Carlsbad
* KBIM-FM – Roswell
* KBKZ – Raton
* KBQI – Albuquerque
* KBQI HD2 – Albuquerque
* KCCC - Carlsbad
* KCHS – Truth or Consequence
* KCLV-FM – Clovis
* KFUN – Las Vegas
* KGLX – Gallup
* KGRT-FM – Las Cruces
* KIXN – Hobbs
* KKTC – Angel Fire
* KKYC – Clovis
* KMIN – Grants
* KMOU – Roswell
* KNDN-FM – Shiprock
* KNFT-FM – Bayard
* KOTS – Deming
* KQBA – Los Alamos
* KRST – Albuquerque
* KRSY-FM – La Luz
* KSEL – Portales
* KSEL-FM – Portales
* KTNM – Tucumcari
* KTRA-FM – Farmington
* KTZA – Artesia
* KWES - Ruidoso
* KWES-FM – Ruidoso
* KWMW – Maljamar
* KXPZ – Las Cruces
* KYAT – Gallup
* KYBR – Espanola
* KYRN – Socorro
* KZZX – Alamogordo

Defunct|

* KLEA – Lovington

See also
adult contemporary
classic hits
college
country
news/talk
NPR
oldies
religious
rock
sports
top 40
urban
other radio stations in New Mexico

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