WCFB-FM  94.5  
Daytona Beach

Original Call Letters: WNDB
Original City of  License: Daytona Beach
Originally Licensed: Mar 1947
Original Power:  44,000 watts                                
Original Format: Variety

Owner(s): 1947-Daytona Beach News Journal
                1972-Quality Broadcasting, Inc. (Victor M. Knight)                
                1992-New City Communications
                1997-Cox Broadcasting
               

History Of Call Letters and Formats: WNDB-1948-Beautiful Music
                                                         WDNJ-1972   
                                                         WWLV-1977-Soft Adult Contemporary "Love 94.5" 
                                                         WCFB-1992-Young Country "B94.5"
                                                         WCFB-1995-Urban Adult  "Star 94.5"
                                                         
WCFB History
1992-''B94.5,'' moves from Daytona Beach to John Young Parkway in Orlando, where NewCity Communications' is headquartered which is also the home of  WWKA-FM 92.3 and WDBO-AM 580. WCFB was targeted to a younger audience than NewCity's other country station WWKA-FM 92.3 "K92". The format was known as "Young Country".

"B94.5 Young Country" Personalities
Stacey West-newscaster (now Stacey Brooks at KMLE Phoenix)
Annie Sommers-1992-middays, then afternoons replacing Feaster who moved to mornings
Steve Kelly-Program director, morning host, afternoon host Biography
Bobby Mitchell (now at K92FM)
Herb Palmer
Rusty Walker
Buzz Jackson-1992-Nights (Now afternoons/PD at KIIM Tucson)
Ellis B. Feaster-1992-Afternoons, then morning drive 
Jeff Perino-1992-Afternoons
Chuck Jackson1992-Overnights
J.T. (Jennifer Taylor)-News
Dave Matthews
Kevin Baldinger-Traffic Biography

Names In "B94.5 Young Country" History
David Middleton-General manager          
Steve Holbrook-Operations director 

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