107.3FM signed on in 1981, as KBEK-Lexington moved from 106.3FM and boosted power from 3,000 to 100,000 watts.  After a few years playing adult contemporary music in the mid-80s, the station returned to country as KCFM.  In February 1992, as Sconnix Broadcasting prepared to take control of 106.5FM by LMA, an agreement was struck for that station's KXXR format to move to 107.3 (also via LMA).  Over the next few years, the station would evolve into CHR (Kiss 107.3) then modern rock (107-3 the X), before taking an entirely different direction.  January 1999 would mark the launch of K107, the market's first rhythmic oldies station - which has since transitioned to urban AC as Magic 107.3.

Click the links below to learn about former stations at 107.3FM, or visit the frequency's current occupant, Magic 107.3, by clicking here.