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“Boomer Radio” Expands to Lincoln

Posted on June 23, 2024June 23, 2024 by Jon Ellis

The Omaha-based “Boomer Radio” has expanded to Lincoln, where it is now heard on Walnut Radio’s K294DJ/106.7.

The HD3 signal of Flood Communications’ KBBX-FM/97.7 (Nebraska City-Omaha) is being used to originate K294DJ’s programming. The change was made in April.

K294DJ had previously relayed Christian station KCRO/660 (Omaha). The translator was moved to Lincoln under the AM Revitalization filing window and had a four-year requirement to rebroadcast KCRO, which expired last year.

The “Boomer” Oldies/Classic Hits format is also heard on an AM station, two FM translators, and a suburban FM signal in the Omaha area.

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