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M&H Selling Three Central Iowa Radio Stations to GM

Posted on May 28, 2025May 28, 2025 by Jon Ellis

M&H Broadcasting is selling three stations serving areas west and northwest of Des Moines to McGee Management Services LLC.

According to an asset purchase agreement filed with the FCC on May 28, McGee will pay M&H $1.97 million for KGRA/98.9 (Jefferson), KKRF/107.9 (Stuart), KDLS/1310 (Perry), and KDLS translators K232FX/94.3 (Dallas Center) and K259AT/99.7 (Boone).

McGee Management Services is owned by John and Jennifer McGee. John McGee is the stations’ general manager.

The trio operates as “Raccoon Valley Radio.” KGRA “KG98” and KKRF “K107” both carry Country formats while KDLS runs Classic Hits from the 1980s to 2010s.

M&H retains their stations in Knoxville and Washington. The McGees have no other broadcast interests.

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