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In Nebraska, it's all-Christmas music – but just until Thursday
Former hot AC “Star 97.3” KRGY in the Grand Island market is stunting, says the NorthPine.com site, and doing it with 100% holiday tunes. It probably won’t be long until the first true all-Christmas station is heard. But this particular Christmas playlist in Nebraska will be pulled at 5pm on Thursday, according to the Legacy Communications station’s page on Facebook. The website just says “under construction.”
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