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Cenla Broadcasting is a locally owned and operated company that hit the airwaves on September 17, 1978 with its radio station KQID 93.1.  Over the past thirty three years, they have held an integral part in community events, local fundraising, area concerts, and local business growth.  In August of 2007, they expanded their portfolio by purchasing Clear Channel Radio in Alexandria.  The company now owns and operates 6 radio stations.  Cenla Broadcasting Inc is made up by KQID-FM 93.1, KZMZ-FM 96.9, KKST-FM 98.7, KRRV-FM 100.3, KSYL-AM 970, and KDBS-AM 1410 (ESPN).  Their signals reach from Natchitoches to Baton Rouge and from East Texas to West Mississippi.  With their powerhouse 100,000 watt stations, as a broadcast company, their stations reach more listeners than any other station in the area!  Each of their stations are diverse with formats like Top 40 Hits, Classic Rock, Rhythm and Blues, Country, Talk Radio, and Sports Radio.  Whatever you are listening for, one of their stations are sure to please.  Locally owned and operated companies are what keep communities strong and growing.  It is important to spend advertising dollars locally and keep the economy striving.  Visit our location at 1115 Texas Avenue or call us at (318) 445-1234 and let us know if we can help you with your advertising needs.  We are proud to be a part of Cenla (Central Louisiana) and we hope to have the chance to stay on the airwaves another 33 years!

Adam Kaufman Trial: Detectives Handling Case Had Affair

Adam Kaufman Trial: Detectives Handling Case Had Affair

ABC News(MIAMI) -- A jury hearing the case of Adam Kaufman, the Florida real estate developer accused of strangling his wife to death in 2007, learned that a detective investigating the case at the hospital and couple's residence had an affair years prior with the lead detective on the Kaufman case.While prosecutors say that Adam Kaufman strangled his wife to death at their Aventura, Fla., home...

Leader of Syrian Opposition Ready to Step Down

Leader of Syrian Opposition Ready to Step Down

Alessio Romenzi/AFP/Getty Images(DAMASCUS, Syria) -- With the united front against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad showing cracks, the chief of the leading opposition group said he would quit Thursday in an effort to revive the mission to change the government in Damascus.Burhan Ghalioun, viewed as a divisive figure by some, said he would leave as head of the Syrian National Council (SNC) as s...

FDA Investigating Z-Pak Antibiotic Linked to Heart Risks

FDA Investigating Z-Pak Antibiotic Linked to Heart Risks

iStockphoto/Thinkstock(WASHINGTON) -- The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is investigating the antibiotic azithromycin, commonly known as Z-Pak, after a study linked the drug to an increased risk of death.The study, published Wednesday in the New England Journal of Medicine, found patients prescribed Z-Pak were more likely to die than those prescribed amoxicillin, another antibiotic. The resu...

Jenny McCarthy to Pose Again for "Playboy"

Jenny McCarthy to Pose Again for "Playboy"

JB Lacroix/WireImage(LOS ANGELES) -- Jenny McCarthy has agreed to pose for Playboy for one final time, following up on a 2009 comment that she’d love to show off her figure in the magazine before she turns 40.A rep for Playboy has confirmed to Us that the model and actress will appear on the cover of its July/August edition double issue, which hits newsstands Friday, June 29.  McCarthy, who wil...

Capitol Hill Burglaries Under Investigation

Capitol Hill Burglaries Under Investigation

Photodisc/Thinkstock(WASHINGTON) -- After a number of Capitol Hill offices have fallen victim to a crime wave of burglary and theft this spring, the U.S. Capitol Police continues to investigate who might be responsible, leaving congressional staffers on high alert and clamping down on their personal belongings and office equipment.At least five congressional offices, all on the House side of th...

Spurs Blow Out Clippers, 105-88, Take 2-0 Series Lead

Spurs Blow Out Clippers, 105-88, Take 2-0 Series Lead

Ronald Martinez/Getty Images(SAN ANTONIO) -- The Spurs have now won 16 straight games dating back to the regular season.  San Antonio shut down the Clippers on Thursday night 105-88, to take a 2-0 series lead headed to Los Angeles. Tony Parker who was quiet in game 1 on the scoring side added 22 points and Tim Duncan scored 18 with 10 rebounds to give the Clippers a lot of things to work out be...
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