[4] It was locally owned by Harry Hoth's Pikes Peak Broadcasting Company under the call sign KRDO-FM.

KRDO-FM broadcast a beautiful music format of instrumental songs, and would later shift to easy listening.

After several days of stunting, the station began its regular mainstream country programming, featuring a complete air staff.

Citadel would revive the "Peak" moniker and AC format in late 2006 on sister station 92.9 FM, under new call letters KKPK.

The KRDO-FM call sign was quickly picked up by the News-Press & Gazette Company, to pair with its previous partners, KRDO and KRDO-TV.