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Saga Communications of Arkansas, LLC
d.b.a. Jonesboro Radio Group
KDXY-FM, licensed to Lake City,  AR
314 Union
Jonesboro, AR 72401

Business Phone:  870-933-8800 or Toll Free 833-594-0352
Business Fax:  870-933-0403

Request Lines:
870-930-9105

Hours:  8:00 am-5:00 pm
Closed Holidays


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SCHEDULE:

Mornings:  5:00am-10:00am
Stafford and Frigo
wakeup@jonesbororadiogroup.com

Fox at Work:  10:00am-2:00pm
Christie Matthews
Christie@jmediagrp.com

Afternoons 2:00pm – 7:00pm
JD Justice
JBelsaas@jmediagrp.com

Nights:  7:00pm-Midnight
Ellie Smith
esmith@jmediagrp.com

Overnights:  Midnight-5:00am
Granger Smith
https://aftermidnite.iheart.com/


President/General Manager
Trey Stafford
trey@jmediagrp.com

General Sales Manager
Christie Matthews
christie@jmediagrp.com

Operations Manager/Brand Manager
Mitch Mahan
mmahan@jmediagrp.com

Production Director
Ben Blankenship
BBlankenship@jmediagrp.com

Remote Coordinator
Tyler Sitzer
tsitzer@jmediagrp.com


How to find The Fox!

From Paragould:
Take US-49 South into Jonesboro and bear right (West) onto US-49 Business, East Johnson Avenue.  Go approximately 2.4 miles and turn left (South) onto US-49 Business, North Main Street.  As you proceed down US-49 Business, North Main Street, it becomes Union Street.  Just after the first stoplight at Huntington Avenue you will see the Jonesboro Radio Group studios on the left.

From Walnut Ridge:
Take SR-91, HWY-1, to US-63, HWY-63, and make a left.  Continue down US-63 for approximately 17 miles and at first light in Jonesboro at corner of US-63 and US-63 Business, Dan Avenue, make a left.  Take Dan Avenue to Riceland and bear right on to Gee Street.  Go down Gee Street for about 0.5 miles and make a left on Huntington Avenue.  Follow Huntington Ave. down to the light and make a right on Union Street.  The Jonesboro Radio Group studios will be immediately on your left after making that turn.

From Trumann:
Take US-63 South for 24.5 miles to Jonesboro and get off at Harrisburg Road exit, SR-1 Business, and take Harrisburg Road to East Highland Drive, SR-18.  Make a left on East Highland Drive and take to US-49, South Main Street.  Make a right on South Main Street and take it to the light a Huntington Avenue.  Make a left on Huntington Avenue and at first light make another left on to Union Street. The Jonesboro Radio Group studios will be immediately on your left after making that turn.

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