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One of Omaha’s “Boomer” Signals Moves East

Posted on September 18, 2019 by Jon Ellis

One of the “Boomer Radio” FM signals in Omaha has moved to a different frequency and transmitter site.

The Oldies/Classic Hits format’s original FM signal, K281CJ/104.1, moved east to Council Bluffs and changed its frequency to 106.5 with the new callsign K293CX. The translator also changed its community of license to Council Bluffs.

The change reduces overlap with another “Boomer” signal, K233CO/94.5, which covers most of Omaha.

The format is also heard on KBLR/97.3 (Blair), KOBM/1420 (Omaha), and KIBM/1490 (Omaha). The stations are owned by Walnut Radio.

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