Grant County Broadcaster

WNKR provides service 24 hours daily. All broadcasts are in stereo. As the new century began, it became obvious that WNKR had outgrown our original studio location. In September 2004, we moved to brand new studios with state-of-the-art equipment and room to grow. These new facilities were constructed on the border between Williamstown and Dry Ridge... . WNKR was originally authorized to operate on 106.5 FM, with a signal that had limitations. Early in 2008, WNKR completed a major signal upgrade. This upgrade included moving to 106.7 FM, increasing our power and antenna height, and constructing a complete new transmitter facility with new tower, antenna and transmitters. This upgrade improved our signal in many parts of Northern Kentucky that had received spotty coverage previously. 95% of Grant, Boone, Kenton, Campbell, Owen, Gallatin and Pendleton counties now receive a loud and clear signal from WNKR. In addition, WNKR now provides excellent service to Clermont County, Ohio - an area with very limited local radio. These substantial investments by Grant County Broadcasters Incorporated underscore our ongoing commitment to providing our area with the highest quality FM service possible. We are unusual among area stations in that we have been under the same corporate ownership during our entire history. In this age of media consolidation, WNKR remains owned and operated by area residents who are serious about local radio. We are dependent on you - our listeners - and we are honored by your interest in our programs. No matter where you live, please consider this to be our personal invitation for you to experience quality, local radio on Classic Country 106.7 - WNKR, either over the air or here online. We look forward to having you with us.Read More