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WRFB-AM
860
Cocoa
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Original Call Letters: WKKO |
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Originally Licensed: Jan. 4, 1953 |
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Original City of License: Cocoa |
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Original Frequency: 860 |
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Origin of Call Letters: |
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Original Power: 50,000 Watts, Directional |
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Original Location: |
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Original Format: News/Talk |
Network Affiliation(s): |
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Owner(s): |
1952-Brevard Broadcasting Company |
| 1959-Marvin Rothschild | |
| 1970-Cocoa One Inc. | |
| 1975-Emcom Associates | |
| 1984-Fox Radio Inc. | |
| 1985-Capitol Broadcasting Co. | |
| 1992-Walker Broadcasting | |
| 1993-Brevard Broadcasting, Inc. ($90,000) | |
| 1993-Walker Info & Ed Institute Inc. | |
| 1998-Carl Marcocci | |
| 2005-Bible Broadcasting Network ($250,000) |
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History Of Call Letters and Formats: |
WKKO-1951- |
| WKKO-1981-MOR | |
| WJZX-1984-Urban "Fox 86" | |
| WCKS-1986-Top 40 ''Brevard's No. 1 Hit Music Station'' | |
| WCKS-1986-'50s and '60s | |
| WCKS-1987-Top 40 | |
| WCKS-1987-Silent | |
| WWKO-1989-Urban Contemporary "KO 860 Knockin' Out The Hits" | |
| WRFB-1993-News/Talk "Radio For Brevard" | |
| WRFB-1998-Nostalgia ''Golden 860'' | |
| WRFB-2000-Silent |
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WRFB-AM began life as WKKO-AM. |
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Keith Walker-1993-President-Brevard Broadcasting, Inc. |
Will Standley-1993-Station Manager-Brevard Broadcasting, Inc. |
Carl Marcocci-1998-President-WGUL-FM Inc. In Memory |
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