1990s - KRKO

Zakk & Jack, 3am - 6am
Dan Patrick, 6am - 9am
Jim Rome, 9am - 12pm
Loose Cannons, 12pm - 4pm
Petros & Money, 4pm - 7pm
Tony Bruno, 7pm - 10pm
JT The Brick, 10pm - 3am
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NorthSound Racing
Weekends
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During the 1990s, KRKO survived a variety of formats from Adult Contemporary to Oldies to conservative talk and eventually to entertainment talk. It was a wild ride with many changes.

KRKO featured a Saturday morning auction and a weekday program known as PriceBusters for several years. Here, news director Renae O'Keefe (left), account manager Colleen Good (right), and an unnamed host are handling the calls for the auction items. (Thanks to Renae O'Keefe for supplying the photos)	Station Operations Manager, Mike Purdy, in the main control room at the Larimer Road studios in 1991. Mike Purdy, the "early birdie," was well known local personality who went on to KOMO 1000 in Seattle. Special thanks to Mike for providing this image.

KRKO featured a Saturday morning auction and a weekday program known as PriceBusters for several years. Here, news director Renae O'Keefe (left), account manager Colleen Good (right), and an unnamed host are handling the calls for the auction items. (Thanks to Renae O'Keefe for supplying the photos)

Station Operations Manager, Mike Purdy, in the main control room at the Larimer Road studios in 1991. Mike Purdy, the "early birdie," was well known local personality who went on to KOMO 1000 in Seattle. Special thanks to Mike for providing this image.

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