KLOV-FM was the call sign of the Loveland, Colorado, 102.5 MHz radio station before the facility adopted the KTRR identity. FCC facility filings document the Loveland station and its use of the KLOV-FM calls. The station is identified in later histories as having begun operation in 1966.
History
KLOV-FM was associated with KLOV (AM) and later became KTRR on the continuing 102.5 MHz facility. FCC filings establish the facility and call-sign history, while the full sequence of ownership, formats, and personnel requires further documentation from history cards and contemporary trade press.
Station information
| Call sign | KLOV-FM |
|---|---|
| Community of license | Loveland, Colorado |
| Frequency | 102.5 MHz |
| Later identity | KTRR |
References
- FCC historical CDBS filing for the Loveland 102.5 MHz facility — facility particulars and call-sign history.
- FCC 2006 facility filing — later licensing record for the Loveland station.
FROM THE TIMELINE
Moments in KLOV-FM History
KLOV-FM 102.5 signs on in Loveland
On February 2, 1966, KLOV-FM 102.5 signed on in Loveland as the FM counterpart to KLOV. The facility later became KTRR and ultimately developed into the Retro 102.5 brand.
KTRR call letters replace KLOV-FM on 102.5
On April 22, 1988, Loveland's 102.5 FM adopted the KTRR call letters, replacing the longtime KLOV-FM identity. KTRR spent decades in adult contemporary programming under the TRI 102.5 brand.
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