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Casey Page was a Colorado Springs morning-radio personality whose work included KXZZ and KVUU-FM 99.9.
A March 17, 2000, Billboard Airplay Monitor personnel report documents a major KVUU morning-show change: night personality Craig Coffey moved to morning drive and was paired with the existing KXZZ morning team of Casey Page and Jim Coda, replacing Rich and Michelle. The report establishes Page and Coda as an already-established team and documents the three-person Page-Coda-Coffey lineup on adult Top 40 KVUU.
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Craig Coffey moves from KVUU nights to mornings
In March 2000, KVUU night personality Craig Coffey moved to morning drive and joined Casey Page and Jim Coda, the existing morning team from sister classic-rock KXZZ. The new combination replaced Rich and Michelle in KVUU mornings.
KVUU’s September 2001 on-air lineup
A preserved KVUU website captured by the Internet Archive documents the station's weekday lineup on September 7, 2001. Jim Coda, Casey Page and Craig Coffey were listed together from 5:30–10 a.m.; Dave Hawkins hosted 10 a.m.–3 p.m.; Jeannine James 3–7 p.m.; Jarrod Long 7 p.m.–midnight; and Jen Green midnight–5:30 a.m.
KVUU’s December 2002 on-air roster
A preserved KVUU website captured on December 21, 2002 lists the station's on-air voices as Casey Page and Craig Coffey, Lara Scott, A.J. Carlisle, Chris Austin and Sturge. The archived page identifies the personalities in lineup order but does not display their airshift times. Compared with the station's September 2001 web lineup, Casey Page and Craig Coffey remained while Dave Hawkins, Jeannine James, Jarrod Long and Jen Green were no longer shown; Lara Scott, A.J. Carlisle, Chris Austin and Sturge appear on the later roster.
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