FM due to lack of support for the French-language format. In January 1994, KROF AM rolled out a new "Cajun Country Gold" format. Local Vermilion Parish sports broadcasts remained on AM until they moved to the FM frequency in 1996. Larger changes came in 1999 when a majority stake in KROF-AM-FM was sold to Galloway Consulting Services, owners of multiple stations in the Lafayette market, for $787,500. Galloway, which became known as ComCorp of Lafayette, sold the entire cluster to Regent Communications—predecessor to Townsquare Media—in 2001 for $39.6 million, marking its exit from radio while continuing to own television stations. References External links Radio stations in Louisiana Townsquare Media radio stations