Juneau, Ketchikan, and Sitka radio stations sold to California company

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All six commercial radio stations in Juneau have been sold to BTC USA Holdings Management, Inc., based in California and owned by Cliff Dumas, a morning host in Bakersfield, Calif. The $1.3 million deal includes stations in Ketchikan and Sitka, as well as Texas.

The Alaska radio stations changing hands are:

Juneau

  • Country “Taku 105” 105.1 KTKU Juneau
  • Hot AC “Mix 106” 106.3 KSUP Juneau
  • Sports “Hawk 107.9” K300AB Juneau/KSUP-HD2
  • News/Talk 630 KJNO/97.5 K248DQ Juneau
  • Full Service Oldies 800 KINY/94.9 K235DA/103.5 K278GE Juneau and additional translators 103.9 K280DX Angoon, 103.7 K279AF Haines, 103.9 K280ED Hoonah, 103.5 K278GE Kake and 104.7 K284AM Skagway
  • Classic Hits “93.3/1330 KXJ” KXXJ/K227DP Juneau

Ketchikan

  • Gateway Country” 106.7 KGTW Ketchikan/98.3 K252EJ Wrangell/99.5 K258AD Craig
  • Talk/Hot AC 930 KTKN/93.3 K227DQ/97.5 K248AI Ketchikan

Sitka

  • Hot AC “Mix 103” 103.1 KSBZ Sitka
  • Full Service Classic Hits 1230 KIFW/102.3 K272FV Sitka

“Dumas will own 80 percent of the new company through his Broadcast 2 Podcast Inc. with the Bryan Woodruff-led Local First Media Group holding the other 20 percent. In addition to hosting mornings at KUZZ, Dumas has also hosted mornings at KRST Albuquerque and spent a decade at KSON San Diego. Dumas is a member of the Canadian Country Music Hall of Fame for hosting mornings at KHAM Hamilton and CISS-FM Toronto, was the voice of CMT Canada and the Canadian Country Music Awards, and produced and hosted many Canadian Country music specials,” according to RadioInsight.com.