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About Jonesboro Radio Group In the past 20 years, without doubt, the big news in Jonesboro media has been the emergence of a new radio leader: the Triple FM Radio Group, which has grown to now the Jonesboro Radio Group! The Triple FM Radio Group was first conceived in November, 1993 when veteran broadcasters Bill Pressly and Trey Stafford teamed up to purchase KDXY. In March, 1994 they bought a second station, KDEZ (now KEGI). Partner Kevin Neathery joined the team in February, 1995. In September, 1997 the group added KJBX to form the "Triple FM Radio Group". In December, 2008, the HD Radio (digital) upgrade of KDXY provided the technology leading to creation of a fourth FM signal for the group, Hot 107.5, the analog rebroadcast of the new digital KDXY-HD2. In November, 2009, another HD Radio channel was added to KDXY. KDXY-HD3 was the fifth signal, broadcasting True Oldies 92.7 on the KDXY-HD3 channel as well as 92.7FM. The sixth signal was added in February, 2014. KJBX-HD2 is broadcasting Sunny 98.5 on the KJBX-HD2 channel as well as 98.5FM. Jonesboro Radio Group features now six FM towers, all in Craighead County, with studios in the historic 1905 Max Meyer building at 314 Union in Downtown Jonesboro. The three original Jonesboro Radio Group stations target 18-54 year old adults with the top three formats: Country, Adult Contemporary and Classic Hits. Hot 107.5, targets 18-34 year old adults with our new "Tough 40" rhythmic format. True Oldies 92.7, targets 35-64 adults with its music blend of the 60s and 70s. Sunny 98.5 reaches the entire family, but targets females 25-54. Jonesboro Radio Group advertisers enjoy, by far, the largest radio listening audience in the Jonesboro market.

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