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KCWJ AM 1030 Blue Springs/Kansas City

Owner: Christian Broadcasting Associates

1000w day/500w night

www.1030thelight.com


The History of AM 1030 in Kansas City

1984-1986 - KBST - 50s-60s Oldies "K-Best"

1986-1988 - KKJC - Adult Contemporary

1988-1989 - KBEQ //KBEQ-FM

1989-1993 - KBZR - Sat. Hard Album Rock "Z-Rock"

1993-1994 - KBEQ //KBEQ-FM

1994-1996 - KBEQ - Talk

1996-1999 - KOWW - Classic Country

1999-2005 - KCWJ - 1030 the Light Cutting-Edge Christian Radio

2005-current - KCWJ - "The New 1030 the Light" Traditional Christian music mixing hymns, southern gospel, blue grass, and choirs.

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