KWFT-LP
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| - | + | KWFT-LP is a low power television station in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, serving the Fayetteville market on channel 34 as an affiliate of [[Anime TV]] and [[The CW]]. While the station's city of license is located in the Springfield, Missouri market, ACNielsen considers this station to be part of the Fayetteville-Fort Smith market. The station is currently owned by Taylor Media Stations Group, and also serves Fort Smith, Arkansas via low-powered repeater station KPBI-CA. | |
| - | KWFT-LP is a low power television station in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, serving the Fayetteville market on channel 34 as an affiliate of Anime TV and The CW. While the station's city of license is located in the Springfield, Missouri market, ACNielsen considers this station to be part of the Fayetteville-Fort Smith market. The station is currently owned by Taylor Media Stations Group, and also serves Fort Smith, Arkansas via low-powered repeater station KPBI-CA. | + | |
Originally, this station was known as KWBS, which was to be WB Springfield (however, Equity signed KWBM on the air and this station aired programming from PAX until 2003). PAX programming was removed and the station ran a short lived format called Lick TV until sometime in 2004 when it started airing WB and FOX programming, under the KWFT callsign. | Originally, this station was known as KWBS, which was to be WB Springfield (however, Equity signed KWBM on the air and this station aired programming from PAX until 2003). PAX programming was removed and the station ran a short lived format called Lick TV until sometime in 2004 when it started airing WB and FOX programming, under the KWFT callsign. | ||
Revision as of 07:05, 20 November 2006
KWFT-LP is a low power television station in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, serving the Fayetteville market on channel 34 as an affiliate of Anime TV and The CW. While the station's city of license is located in the Springfield, Missouri market, ACNielsen considers this station to be part of the Fayetteville-Fort Smith market. The station is currently owned by Taylor Media Stations Group, and also serves Fort Smith, Arkansas via low-powered repeater station KPBI-CA.
Originally, this station was known as KWBS, which was to be WB Springfield (however, Equity signed KWBM on the air and this station aired programming from PAX until 2003). PAX programming was removed and the station ran a short lived format called Lick TV until sometime in 2004 when it started airing WB and FOX programming, under the KWFT callsign.
The station changed its calls to KBBL-TV on July 6, 2006, and adopted its current calls on September 22, 2006. At present, however, its old Fort Smith repeater still goes by KWFT-LP, it is unknown if that repeater is still operating.
The KBBL-TV call letters were almost certainly not inspired by the KBBL-TV of The Simpsons, even though both stations are located in a DMA with the same name as the Simpsons' fictional hometown. Equity likes to use former radio call letters from its hometown of Little Rock, Arkansas as TV call letters, and KBBL was once used by a Little Rock radio station.
