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WKHK is a Country
Country music
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 formatted broadcast
Broadcasting
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 radio station
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 licensed to Colonial Heights, Virginia
Colonial Heights, Virginia
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, serving the Richmond
Richmond, Virginia
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/Petersburg
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 area. WKHK is owned and operated by Cox Radio
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, Inc.

Power Increase

On December 10, 2007, WKHK increased its power from 17 kW at 394 feet to 47 kW at 512 feet, making it a full class B station. WKHK transmits from an antenna near the Chippenham Pkwy and I-95 interchange in Richmond.

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