KMFS

KWRW went on air in 1956. The station was owned by Southern Broadcasting Company, whose three principals—James A. West Jr., Elgie M. Risinger, and Delvin R. White^[4]—lent their initials to the call letters of the new outlet. A year after signing on, Weldon Sledge, who had run a station in Morrilton, Arkansas,^[5] bought KWRW, but he only owned it for a year, as Guthrie Broadcasters—owned by Farrell and Norma Sue Brooks—acquired the station in 1958.^[4] The carousel of ownership changes continued; at the end of 1959, KWRW was sold to Howard Daniel Smith, and in mid-1961, the Austin Oil Company bought the radio station.^[4]

The call letters were changed to KOKC on December 15, 1970; the next year, Austin Oil won approval to increase the station's daytime power to 500 watts and relocate the transmitter, changes that came into effect in 1972.^[4] Pioneer Broadcasters bought KOKC in 1978.

The station was sold to the Family Worship Center in 2003. In 2004, the station became KMFS, freeing up the KOKC call letters to be used at their current home at 1520 AM.

• Official website
• Facility details for Facility ID 50165 (KMFS) in the FCC Licensing and Management System
• KMFS in Nielsen Audio's AM station database

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