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Tulsa's Black-Owned Radio Station KBOB Moving To New Location - The Oklahoma Eagle

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www.ktul.com By DeNeeka Hill After nearly six years in the same north Tulsa building, Black-owned radio station KBOB 89.9 has a new home. “My grandfather, Joe Eaton, was the one who built the home and he put it there, and my dad and uncle allowed me to come in there, and since…

The post Tulsa's Black-Owned Radio Station KBOB Moving To New Location appeared first on The Oklahoma Eagle.

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