KGCL eventually became KPQ, moving to Wenatchee. KGCL had been operated by the Taft family. They were involved in operation of KRKO and purchased KFOA after KPQ moved to Wenatchee. KFOA call letters were changed to KOL.
KGBS became: KVL, KEEN, KEVR, KING
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