1920's
Prior to being known as KRKO, the station call-sign was KFBL, owned and founded by the Leese Brothers of Everett. The original application for a license is attached here. Read the original license, approved August 17, 1922.
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Prior to being known as KRKO, the station call-sign was KFBL, owned and founded by the Leese Brothers of Everett. The original application for a license is attached here. Read the original license, approved August 17, 1922.
KRKO changed transmitter sites in the 1950s and increased its power five-fold to 5,000 watts. Images of the new studios and the original equipment are available here.
If you have old station memorabilia, let us know! Click here to send us an email or call us at 425-304-1381. We want to share our proud history with the community!
If you have old station memorabilia, let us know! Click here to send us an email or call us at 425-304-1381. We want to share our proud history with the community!
During the 1990s, KRKO survived a variety of formats from Adult Contemporary to Oldies to conservative talk and eventually to entertainment talk. It was a wild ride with many changes.