• Source: Kooi

Kooi, Kooij or Kooy is a Dutch surname (Dutch pronunciation: [koːi]). Translated as "cage", the name often referred to a pen or duck decoy, and originated with a herder, duck breeder/hunter, or cage maker. The forms Van der Kooi etc. mean "from the pen / duck decoy". In the Netherlands, the archaic spelling Kooij is most common, while it is usually rendered Kooy abroad. Notable people with the surname include:
Kooi(j)/Kooy

Chris Kooy (born 1982), Canadian soccer midfielder
Debbie Kooij (born 1968), Dutch cricketer
Dick Kooy (born 1987), Dutch volleyball player
Earl R. Kooi (1917–2003), American chemist, first to produce high fructose corn syrup
Ellen Kooi (born 1962), Dutch artist and photographer
Manfred Kooy (born 1970), Dutch Paralympic middle-distance runner
Peter Kooij/Kooy (born 1954), Dutch bass singer
Van der Kooi(j)/Kooy

Ben van der Kooi (born 1983/84), Dutch ultranationalist
Derek van der Kooy (born 1952), Canadian neurobiologist
Hessel van der Kooij (born 1955), Dutch pop singer
Jan van der Kooi (born 1957), Dutch painter and draftsman
Jorrit van der Kooi (born 1972), Dutch-born film and TV director and presenter
Jos van der Kooy (born 1951), Dutch organist
Jurjen van der Kooi (1943-2018), Dutch folklorist
Karen van der Kooij (born 1963), Dutch sprinter
Mike van der Kooy (born 1989), Dutch football defender
Willem Bartel van der Kooi (1768–1836), Dutch portrait painter




See also


De Kooy (hamlet) and De Kooy Airfield, near Den Helder, Netherlands
KOOI, a Texas radio station
Kooiman and Kooijman, Dutch surnames with the same origin
Alan Kooi Simpson (born 1931), US senator, son of Lorna Kooi




References

• Source: KOOI

KOOI (106.5 FM) is an Alpha Media radio station broadcasting an adult hits format. Licensed to Jacksonville, Texas, United States, the station serves the Tyler-Longview area, and is the East Texas broadcast radio home of the Dallas Cowboys. Studios are located on Broadway Avenue in downtown Tyler, while the transmitter is located north of Jacksonville, in the town of Mt. Selman.




History


Licensed in 1968 by Dudley Waller, as KEBE-FM, 106.5 was a simulcast of AM 1400 (known as the KEBE Corral). From the beginning, 106.5 was an affiliate of the ABC radio network. The call letters were changed to the current KOOI in 1975. K-double-O-I is documented as the first radio station in East Texas to have an automation system. Waller bought a Schaffer automation using cart machines on carousels and 10, reel-to-reel decks, providing a beautiful music/easy listening format to East Texas.
Although the call letters appear to be a random assignment, they were actually specifically chosen by Dudley Waller, representing the first (001) of several FM facilities he wished to own throughout East Texas.
K=West of the Mississippi
O=zero in Roman numerals
O=zero in Roman numerals
I=one in Roman numerals
Had Waller received a second construction permit, his plan was to request its call letters to be KOII.
In 1983, KOOI became the first FM radio station in East Texas to broadcast in stereo. The station began to transition from the beautiful music format, which was starting to falter in ratings, to a soft rock direction as Sunny 106.5 K-double-O-I.
In 1987, KOOI moved to its current transmitter site at Mount Selman which also serves as the tower site of fellow Jacksonville licensed stations KETK-TV and KBJS. The move of the KOOI transmission site and associated upgrades gave this facility the most powerful (Class C) FM at the highest elevation in East Texas. As a result, KOOI's coverage area spans a large portion of its East Texas home, reaching as far away as Nacogdoches and Crockett to the south, and Quitman and Pittsburg to the north.
In 1997, KOOI transitioned from Easy Listening/Soft Rock to an Adult Contemporary format under Program Director and morning host Dave Moreland. The station remained branded as Sunny 106.5 and achieved great success in this incarnation. Using the slogan "Your Life. Your Music. East Texas.", "Sunny 106.5" was live and local during all dayparts. In addition to Moreland, other "Sunny 106.5" on-air personalities during this time included Jack Schell, Rick Watson, Rodd Wayne, Bill Davis, Janie Baker and Rhonda Parsons.
On January 7, 2005, after 47 years of ownership, Dudley Waller sold KOOI 106.5 to Access.1 of New York, along with KYKX, KOYE, KKUS, and 1370 KFRO for $26 million. Even though he had sold off his original Jacksonville FM facility, Waller Media did not include the heritage AM facility in this transaction.
On January 21, 2013, KOOI changed format from adult contemporary to classic hits, while still utilizing the "Sunny 106.5" branding.
Alpha Media LLC purchased KOOI and eight other stations in Texas and Louisiana from Access.1 effective April 14, 2015, at a price of $13.75 million.
On June 26, 2017, KOOI changed format from classic hits to variety hits, branded as "106.5 Jack FM".




References






External links


Official site
Facility details for Facility ID 741868 (KOOI) in the FCC Licensing and Management System
KOOI in Nielsen Audio's FM station database

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• Koo Jun-hoe
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• Wellington Koo
• Piala Asia AFC
• Koo Hari (Shinbi's House)
• Koo-Koo si Gadis Unggas
• Marry You (seri televisi)
• D.P.
• Belanda Hitam
• My Liberation Notes
• Kooi
• KOOI
• Puss in Boots
• Jan Kooi
• Earl R. Kooi
• Alan Simpson (American politician)
• Decoy
• Ellen Kooi
• The Golden Cage (TV series)
• Jan van der Kooi