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This is a tribute website dedicated to Harrisburg's WKBO!
The WKBO studios were located at 31 North Second Street in Harrisburg. Al Dame and his partner Michael Rea bought the station in 1971. WKBO was know at the time as "Happy Day Radio" 1-2-3 Radio KB. This AC format was not successful. The decision was made to go Top 40 against WFEC. A new Program Director, Bob Alexander was brought in from WVAM in Altoona, and The Rock of Harrisburg debuted on St. Valentine's Day, 1972.  The rest is history. This is only the beginning of the story. Join us as we explore WKBO from The Rock of Harrisburg to Music Radio and more. WKBO ... The Capitol City's Capital Letters!
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Former WKBO newsman Fred Honsberger passed away on December 16, 2009 at his home in Monroeville, Pa at the age of 58. Fred worked in State College, Harrisburg and Philadelphia before moving on to KDKA in Pittsburgh where he spent the last 30 year. Click here for the Pittsburgh Post Gazette Obituary.
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This site created April 22, 2006 - last updated November 1, 2009
Jeff Roteman's WKBO Website