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Kevin Murphy out at KXLT

Don Day | July 26, 2008

KXLT/107.9 Lite FM parted ways with AM co-host Kevin Murphy. Murphy has been with KXLT since before the Peak handoff. That leaves Claire Day as the lone personality local personality on the station.

What’s next for Lite?

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One Response to “Kevin Murphy out at KXLT”

  1. Roena says:
    July 29, 2008 at 11:11 am

    Did he go to another station? Where is he now?

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