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Original Call Letters: WEDG |
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Originally Licensed: Jun 28, 1991 |
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Original City of License: Edgewater |
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Original Frequency: 93.1 |
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Original Power: 12,000 watts |
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Original Format: Alternative |
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1991-Reid Hughes |
| 1993-Edge Broadcasting Inc. ($132,000) | |
| 1995-Black Crow Broadcasting, Inc. ($1 million) | |
| 2001-Black Crow Radio, LLC | |
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WEDG-1993-Oldies "Gold 93" |
| WKRO-1995-Alternative "93 KRO" | |
| WKRO-1998-Album Oriented Rock | |
| WKRO-2000-Country "US 93" |
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In a legal maneuver to head off a group creditor takeover led by GE Capital, Black Crow has filed for Debtor-in-possession status with the FCC for all of it's 21 full-power stations and a couple of FM translators. Black Crow Radio LLC also has subsidiary companies, such as BCA Radio LLC, which has three full-power stations and a translator in Huntsville, Alabama, Thomas Radio LLC in Jackson, Tennessee, Rainbow Media in Jackson, Mississippi and the largest subsidiary, RTG Radio, with stations in Florida and Valdosta, Georgia. |
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Mike Linn-1995-Co-owner-Black Crow Broadcasting |
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