99.7 FM

Frequency	Call Letters	Moniker	Format	Owner
99.7	KNAH	99.7 Hank FM	Classic Country	Champlin Broadcasting

City of License: Mustang
Power: 47 kw
Website: http://www.crankhank.com
Notes:  This station is one of Hiram Champlin’s move-ins from Enid, Oklahoma to Oklahoma City. It started with 96.9 KNID (which is now KQOB). When 96.9 moved closer to OKC, the KNID Country format moved to 99.7, displacing Top-40 KXLS (which moved to 95.7). When Champlin wanted to move 99.7 to Mustang, KNID made another move, to 107.1, where it continues to serve Enid.
99.7 debuted in the Oklahoma City market in 2008 with Christian Inspirational format. That lasted less than two years in a crowded Christian Music market.
True Oldies 99.7 followed in 2010, using Scott Shannon’s “True Oldies” network for much of the programming.
In 2013, with 97.3 KKNG leaving the Classic Country format for Catholic programming, 99.7 flipped to Classic Country as “Hank-FM,” competing with 96.1 KXXY-FM. The station also airs University of Central Oklahoma football.
The station is located in the LakePointe West building in northwest Oklahoma City, two floors below the Cumulus Oklahoma City cluster of stations.

HD Subchannels
HD 2 – The Rooster – Red Dirt Country
HD 3 – 97.7 The Hawk – Classic Rock – simulcast of KHRK Hennessey
HD 4 – AM 1640 The Eagle – Talk – simulcast of KZLS

Previous Call Letters/Formats:
KZLS (Oldies/Classic Hits – True Oldies 99.7 – May 2010-September 29, 2013 – Used Scott Shannon’s True Oldies network for programming)
KZLS (Christian Inspirational – 10/16/2008-May 2010)
KNID (Licensed to Enid, Okla. – Country – 07/24/2000-10/16/2008)
KXLS (Licensed to Enid, Okla. – Various, Hot AC – 03/20/1981-07/24/2000)

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