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On October 22, 2019, the KCUL call sign returned to AM 1410 after more than four years.

On October 1, 2019, KCUL-FM was acquired by RCA Broadcasting, LLC, reuniting the legendary combo of 1410 AM and 92.3 FM. It was also done to better position 1410 in Marshall, as the KZEY-FM call sign was in the market for 10+ years. This was to completely distance the AM from the FM that was kept by Access.1 and went into an LMA sales agreement with Alpha Media. On April 24, 2015, 1410 KCUL changed its call sign to KZEY.

On March 20, 2015, RCA Broadcasting officially closed on KCUL, and the FCC consummated the sale from Access.1 to RCA Broadcasting. The control point was once again at the transmitter and studio site. The station was still located at its original transmitter site along I-20 at the Hwy 59 exit. KCUL formerly simulcast the Fox Sports Radio Network with former sister station KFRO. KCUL, for a brief period, switched to Christian Talk from the Moody Bible Institute. Access.1 created a trimulcast of 104.1 KKUS Tyler and 1370 KFRO Longview, 'The Ranch' (Classic Country). In 2005 (with the acquisition of the Waller Media stations by Access.1), the live, local oldies programming ceased. The KCUL call letters were originally on 1540 (now KAMM) in University Park, Texas from 1949 to 1967. For 20 years, KCUL-AM- FM played oldies (50s and 60s rock and roll). On November 11, 1983, 1410 changed call letters again to KCUL. KKYR was a country music station, but only lasted six years due to saturation by the FM country stations. In 1976, 1410 changed formats and its call letters, becoming KKYR 'Kicker 1410'. In 1965, 1410 was and the call letters were changed to KDOX. 1410 was sold many many times in its early days. 1410 was a complete Gates turn-key facility, including a BC500K transmitter and Gates Phasor. 1410 was built at 200 Interstate 20 West, along I-20 and highway 59 south on the feeder road. KPRO first signed on the air in 1957 as KADO, and was owned by the Caddo Broadcasting Company. Translator Broadcast translator for KPROįirst air date: OctoDeleted on June 1, 2021 The translator signed on the air on October 17, 2019. The translator was to operate at 102.5 MHz, transmitting from the KPRO transmitter site at 3120 W Houston Street in Marshall. On July 10, 2018, RCA Broadcasting was granted a construction permit to build a 250-watt FM translator to relay the-then KZEY programming. The sale to RCA Broadcasting was consummated March 20, 2015, ending Access.1's 15-year ownership of KCUL. The FCC approved the transfer to RCA Broadcasting on February 7, 2015.

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On December 19, 2014, Access.1 filed to transfer the license of KCUL 1410 to RCA Broadcasting LLC of Texas. The station broadcast the Galaxy Nostalgia Network, a nostalgia talk format. KPRO was last owned by RCA Broadcasting LLC. KPRO (1410 AM) was a terrestrial American radio station licensed to serve the city of Marshall, Texas.

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