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WWRZ-FM
98.3
Ft. Meade
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Original Call Letters: WSCF (WAMT-1060 AM's sister Adult Contemporary FM station) |
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Originally Licensed: 1990 |
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Original City of License: Arcadia |
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Original Frequency: 98.3 |
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Translator (2015): W244BJ-FM 96.7, W296CS-FM 107.1 W299BQ-FM 107.9 |
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Origin of Call Letters: Slogan; "Max 98.3" |
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Original Power: 3,000
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Original Format: Soft Adult Contemporary |
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1991-Southern Star |
| 1996-Hall Communications |
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WSCF-1990-Adult Contemporary |
| WXKT-1990-Classic Rock | |
| WOKD-1991-Country Western | |
| WKGF-1993-Christian Contemporary "We're Keeping God First" | |
| WWRZ-1996-Light hits of 1980s, '90s "The Rose" | |
| WWRZ-2006-Adult Hits "Max 98.3" |
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In 1996 the tower was moved from Arcadia to Zolfo Springs. In 1999, the tower was moved again...this time between Ft Meade and Bowling Green. As January 1, 2006 came to an end, so to did the station's identity of "98.3fm The Rose". On Monday, January 2, 2006 instead of the soft rock of Celine Dion, Mariah Carey, and Lionel Richie listeners awoke to the best rock and pop hits from the 70's through today. |
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Jeri Sullivan-1994-Music Director-Southern Star |
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Bob Crews-Program Director |
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Mike James-Operations Manager of all four Hall Communications Radio group/News Director |
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Bill Fowler-1993-General Manager-Southern Star |
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Richard Holdsworth1993-Operations Manager-Southern Star |
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G.W. “Gibby” Sullivan-1993-Sales Manager/1994-General Manager/Program Director/Promotions Director-Southern Star |
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Dick Parrish-1994-Chief Engineer-Southern Star |
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Arthur J. Rowbotham-1996-President-Hall Communications |
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Gil Sullivan-1996-1997-Operations Manager-Hall Communications |
| Enrique Lopez-Engineer |
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