From La Crosse and Tomah to Janesville, Whitewater, Reedsburg, Green Bay and the Portage Region, Dave Magnum and his Magnum Media has amassed a collection of commercially licensed radio stations ranging from “La Más Grande” in the Sturgeon Bay Region to a Country FM in the Milwaukee-Racine DMA.
Now, Magnum is adding a noncommercial FM translator in La Crosse.
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K220EP at 91.9 MHz, licensed to La Crescent, Minn., on the west bank of the Mississippi River.
The seller is Faith Sound, which is earning $100 from the sale.
Serving as Faith Sound’s legal counsel is Gregg Skall, the veteran Washington, D.C., communications-focused attorney today with Telecommunications Law Professionals PLLC.
The legal counsel representing Magnum is John C. Trent of Putbrese, Hunsacker & Trent.
What are Magnum Media’s plans for the noncommercial FM translator?
The proposed primary station is WKBH-FM, signaling the use of a forthcoming HD multicast offering to bring new programming to the FM translator.
At present, K220EP is a rebroadcast partner of KFSI-FM, “broadcasting the good news of the gospel of Christ for 43 years.”
