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For the record, this was my post that was found to violate Facebook standards, and again, to be clear, I never posted it on Fascebook, yet I was told by Facebook that it violated community standrards...The FCC Call Sign KELG was originated by Fred Lundgren when he founded a company named Bastrop County Communications in 1976 and applied for the original license of the Elgin, Texas radio station. The license was granted in 1979. The station operated with a four tower parallelogram on 1440 AM with a directional array designed to put a city grade signal over Austin, Texas. Therefore, KELG stands for K-Elgin and is not related to the non-description in definitions.net. more »LikeReply 55 years agoFred LundgrenSTANDS4 It was impossible for me to navigate. Here is the true definition of KELG if you want to correct your siute. 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