Bicoastal Media stations KBAM 1270 and KEDO 1400 have swapped dial positions. Improved translator signals is the reason given for the move. KBAM is the long-time Country station in town. KEDO’s Oldies format was changed to Conservative Talk/Sports in 2010. With the move to 1400, KBAM is now tied to 99.1 K256CQ Longview giving it the 250w/181m signal. KEDO moves its FM signal to new sign-on 99.9 K260DH Longview with 70w/-139m.
KEDO signed on in 1938, on 780 kHz. It moved to 1370 kHz in 1940, then to 1400 kHz in 1941. KBAM signed on the air in 1955. RadioInsight
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I worked the morning show at KBAM 1977-1979. The station still broadcasts from the same building at 1130 14th Ave. in Longview. Great memories!