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Casper, Wyoming now has "My Country" KWYY
The flip from ABC's "Country Coast-to-Coast" came under new owners GAPWest, and the operation's now all local, with market vets Trisha Berry (mornings), Brian Scott (middays), Rick Darcy (afternoons) and Troy Howe (nights). Check out the new "My Country 95.5" website. The station was recently sold by Clear Channel.
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