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About This Business

Lobo 97.7 provides Spanish-language radio broadcasting, including news, entertainment programs, and music. The company assists listeners with live broadcasts, event coverage, and cultural content.

BBB Accredited Since: 12/6/2012

Years in Business: 27

Products and Services

This company is a Spanish radio broadcasting station.

Business Details

BBB File Opened:
11/10/2009
Business Started:
4/1/1999
Business Incorporated:
7/30/2014
Type of Entity:
Limited Liability Company (LLC)
Alternate Names:
Flood Communications of Omaha, LLC
Business Management:
Kelsey Wilson, Business Manager
Janet Noll, Vice President

Additional Contact Information

Principal Contacts
Janet Noll, Vice President
Customer Contacts
Kelsey Wilson, Business Manager
Janet Noll, Vice President
Additional Phone Numbers
Other Phone: (402) 938-9797
Additional Email Addresses
Complaint: Email this Business
Inquiry: Email this Business
Sales: Email this Business
Technical Support: Email this Business
Customer Service: Email this Business

Additional Information

Business Categories
Radio Stations

Latest Reviews

  • Kelly C

    "They are scammers, they know a lot of their listeners are immigrants who don’t know their rights or are afraid of speaking up. They ask easy “trivia” questions and claim you won free all inclusive trips, then proceed to asking for a debit or credit card to reserve your trip or booking." ... Read full review

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