KHJK [SEP] inception
103.7", which was licensed to service Montgomery County, Texas, prior to being purchased by Cumulus Media in 2005.
Originally owned by Ben Amato of Conroe (who sold his chain of grocery stores around that area to finance the radio station), it signed on as KVST in Huntsville on 103.5; however, interference from KEYI (now KBPA) in Austin caused the station not to reach down to the intended audience of Conroe and a look at a move-in frequency was done. Amato moved the station's
KHJK
KHJK (103.7 FM, "Air 1") is a Worship Music-formatted radio station serving the Houston and Beaumont, Texas, areas. It relays the nationally syndicated Air 1 format by owner Educational Media Foundation.
KHJK rebroadcasts its programming on 95.3 K237FS in Conroe. This enables KHJK to have a city grade signal in Conroe, which the main 103.7 facility can not provide to listeners.
History.
History Beginnings in Huntsville.
KHJK-FM previously operated as KVST, "K-Star Country