Original
Call Letters: WAHJ
Originally
Licensed: 1994
Original
City
of
License:
Holly
Hill
Power:
3,000
Watts
Format: Top
40
Owner(s):
1994-Terzynski
Radio LLC (Michelle
Trezinski)
1997-Black
Crow Broadcasting,
Inc. ($1.1 million)
2001-Black
Crow, LLC
History
Of Call
Letters and
Formats:
WAHJ-1994-Top
40
WDXD-1995-Country
"Dixie 103"
WVYB-1997-Top
40 "The
Vibe"
WVYB
History
In 1997, Black Crow Broadcasting reached an agreement to
acquire the assets and licenses of WDXD-FM
103.3, a small country-music FM station. Nikki Linn, marketing
director of Black Crow, said her company is taking over management of
the station immediately under a lease-purchase arrangement. According to Linn,
the station has functioned essentially as a completely automated station,
buying its music in packaged form from a network and using a transmitting
tower owned by Black Crow on LPGA Boulevard. WDXD, which broadcasts at
103.3 on the FM dial, has been on the air for about two years and its signal
reaches most of Volusia County but its audience share remains very low. The
current owners Trezinski
Radio LLC held
the station only as a short-term investment, operating it for a mandatory
one-year period before being allowed to place it on the market. Black
Crow Broadcasting, has decided
the station, which will be identified as WVYB ''The Vibe,'' will play
contemporary hit music by artists such as Toni Braxton, the Spice
Girls, Quad City DJs and Alanis Morissette.
Like Black Crow's other stations, WVYB will be a Daytona Beach-based
station serving Volusia and Flagler counties. The company began operating the
station commercial free under a time-brokerage agreement, and without on-air
personalities, but added live personalities and offers local programming and
advertising.
WVYB Personalities
Bob
and Sheri-mornings (syndicated)

Ammie-10am-3pm

Tremble-3pm-7pm
Kotter-7pm-midnight
Brian
Holmes-1999
Tim Tuttle

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