From Inside Radio.com

Salem to sell off more stations?
Ed Atsinger says they continue to look at under-performing stations — particularly those in non-Christian formats — to see if selling might be a “better way to monetize these assets.” Case in point is the recent $7 million sale of Cleveland’s “ESPN 850” WKNR to Craig Karmazin’s Good Karma Broadcasting.

My guess is they are.

If you look on their station list, which at one time did show KTRO as a linked station, KRYP is not listed.

http://www.salem.cc/sitesStationLinks.htm

Furthermore, Salem lists some stations without sites particularly in Seattle with KIKN and KDOW.
I'm skeptical of them keeping this station more than a few months before announcing something.

It looks like those are links to websites. Perhaps, KRYP doesn't have a website yet and that's why they aren't listed.

Mooch...

I agree... However if you look like I said, certain stations are listed without links to websites. I don't see another market where Salem is hiding a station like this.

Steve

That does seem strange. I'm also wondering why it's taking them so long to launch their www.931elrey.com website.

I see them now. I skipped over them before. First, I thought it was just a list of website links but see that isn't the case. The station could have been inadvertently left out or you may be on to something. Is this just a national network with no real local presence? That could explain the lack of a website but the station should still be listed.