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Current Station Listing American Family Radio WVDA - Valdosta 88.5 Jonesville* 91.9 NEBRASKA SOUTH CAROLINA VIRGINIA Station Guide WASW - Waycross* 91.9 KSJY - Lafayette/St. Mrtnvle 89.9 KAYA - Hubbard 91.3 WDLL - Dillon 90.5 WARN - Culpeper 91.3 ILLINOIS KYLC - Lake Charles* 90.3 KKNL - Valentine 89.3 SOUTH DAKOTA WRIH - Richmond 88.1 WBEL - Cairo* 88.5 KPAQ - Plaquemine 88.1 NEW MEXICO KEEA - Aberdeen 90.1 WTRM-Winchester 91.1 ALABAMA WEFI - Effingham 89.5 KMSL -Shreveport/Msfield 91.7 KAQF - Clovis* 91.1 TENNESSEE WASHINGTON WALN-Carrollton* 89.3 WAXR - Geneseo 88.1 KAVK - Many* 89.3 KOBH - Hobbs 91.7 WAUO - Hohenwald 90.7 KAYB - Sunnyside 88.1 Decatur 88.5 WAWJ - Marion* 90.1 KAPI - Ruston* 88.3 Raton 90.3 WAMP - Jackson 88.1 WEST VIRGINIA Huntsville 93.7 WAPO - Mt. Vernon 90.5 St. Joseph 89.9 NORTH CAROLINA WAWI - Lawrenceburg 89.7 WBHZ - Elkins 91.9 Montgomery 92.7 WSLE - Salem 91.3 MARYLAND WBKU - Ahoskie* 91.7 WIGH-Lexington/Jxson* 88.7 WPWV - Princeton 90.1 WAQU - Selma 91.1 INDIANA WAIJ - Grantsville 90.3 WXBE - Beaufort 88.3 WGBQ-Lynchburg 91.9 WYOMING WAKD - Sheffield 89.9 WQSG - Lafayette 90.7 MICHIGAN WRYN - Hickory 89.1 Memphis** 106.7 KGLL - Gillette 88.1 WAXU - Troy 91.1 Michigan City 88.7 WMCQ - Muskegon 91.7 WJKA - Jacksonville 90.1 WMSB - Memphis/Byhalia 88.9 ARIZONA WATI - Vincennes 89.9 MISSISSIPPI WAAE - New Bern* 91.9 WPRH - Paris 90.9 AFFILIATES Fredonia 89.1 IOWA WDFX - Cleveland** 98.3 WRAE-Raeford/Fayetteville 88.7 WAUV - Ripley 89.7 ALABAMA KBMH - Holbrook 90.3 KAYP - Burlington* 89.9 WPRG - Columbia 89.5 Sanford 88.7 WAZD - Savannah* 88.1 WLJR - Birmingham 88.5 KAWN - Winslow 91.3 KIAD - Dubuque* 88.5 WCSO-Columbus 90.5 NORTH DAKOTA WBIA - Shelbyville 88.3 ARIZONA ARKANSAS KBDC - Mason City* 88.5 WSQH - Decatur/Meridian 91.7 KDVI - Devils Lake* 89.9 Waynesboro 89.9 KWIM - Window Rock 104.9 Arkadelphia 91.9 KAYA - Sioux City 91.3 WAUM - Duck Hill 91.9 KJTW - Jamestown 89.9 TEXAS CALIFORNIA KBCM - Blytheville* 88.3 KWVI - Waverly* 88.9 WQST - Forest* 92.5 Watford City 89.1 KAQD - Abilene* 91.3 KNLF - Quincy 95.9 KEJA - Cale* 91.7 KANSAS WAOY - Gulfport* 91.7 OHIO KAWV - Alice 88.3 MARYLAND Clarksville* 89.9 KAXR - Arkansas City 91.3 WAII - Hattiesburg 89.3 WJJE - Delaware 89.1 Alpine* 90.9 WOEL - Elkton 89.9 Crossett 91.7 Beloit 91.3 WYTF - Indianola* 88.7 WBIE-Delphos 91.5 KAVW - Amarillo* 90.7 MAINE KBDO-Des Arc 91.7 KBJQ - Bronson* 88.3 WATP - Laurel 90.9 WWGV - Grove City 88.1 KKWV - Aransas Pass 88.1 WWWA - Winslow 95.3 KBNV-Fayetteville 90.1 KBDA - Great Bend 89.7 WQVI - Madison** 90.5 Martin's Ferry 91.1 KZFT - Beaumont/Fannett* 90.5 MICHIGAN KARH - Forrest City 88.1 KHYS - Hays* 89.7 WAQL - McComb* 90.5 WAUI - Shelby 88.3 KBCX - Big Spring* 91.5 WMPC-LaPeer* 1230 KBPW-Hampton/El Dorado 88.1 KBQC- Independence 88.5 WMSB - Memphis/Byhalia 88.9 WBJV - Steubenville* 88.9 Breckenridge 90.7 MISSOURI KBMJ - Heber Springs* 89.5 KMLL - Marysville* 91.7 WASM - Natchez* 91.1 OKLAHOMA KLGS - College Station 89.9 KBTC-Houston 1250 KAOG - Jonesboro* 90.5 KSNB - Norton* 91.5 WAVI - Oxford* 91.5 KAKO-Ada 91.3 KAFR - Conroe 88.3 NEW HAMPSHIRE KJSB - Jonesboro 88.3 KRBW- Ottawa* 90.5 WPAS - Pascagoula/Mobile 89.1 KQPD - Ardmore* 91.1 KCKT - Crockett 88.5 WLMW - Manchester 90.7 KNLL - Nashville 90.5 KAKA - Salina* 88.5 WATU - Port Gibson/Vburg* 89.3 KBQC- Bartlesville 88.5 KTDA - Dalhart 91.7 NEW MEXICO Pocahontas 90.1 KBUZ - Topeka* 90.3 WJZB - Starkville* 88.7 KAYC - Durant 91.1 KTXG-Dallas/Greenville 90.5 KPCL-Farmington 95.7 KANX - Sheridan* 91.1 KCFN - Wichita* 91.1 WAFR - Tupelo* 88.3 Elk City 91.9 KDLI - Del Rio* 89.9 OHIO Warren* 91.3 KENTUCKY WAJS - Tupelo** 91.7 KXRT - Idabel 90.9 Dumas 91.7 WNWT - Rossford** 1520 FLORIDA WAPD - Campbellsville* 91.7 WAQB - Tupelo 90.9 KVRS - Lawton 90.3 KATG - Elkhart 88.1 TENNESSEE Jacksonville Beach 101.9 Lexington/Winchester 96.5 West Point 96.9 KARG - Poteau* 91.7 KMEO - Mertzon 91.9 WZYZ - Spencer* 90.1 WKTZ-AM - Jacksonville 1220 WAXG - Mt. Sterling 88.1 WYAZ - Yazoo City 89.5 KAYM - Weatherford* 90.5 KBMM - Odessa* 89.5 GEORGIA WBMK - Morehead 88.5 MISSOURI OREGON KPKO - Pecos* 91.3 WBJY - Americus* 89.3 WGCF - Paducah 89.3 Brookfield 91.1 KANL - Baker City 90.7 KBAH - Plainview 90.5 WAEF - Cordele 90.3 LOUISIANA KAUF-Kennett 89.9 PENNSYLVANIA KAVO - Borger/Pampa 90.9 WAWH - Dublin 88.3 KAPM - Alexandria* 91.7 Memphis 91.5 WAWN - Franklin* 89.5 KBDE-Temple/Waco 89.9 WBKG - Macon 88.9 KAXV - Bastrop/Monroe* 91.9 KBGM - Park Hills 91.1 Harrisburg 90.1 KVHR - Van Horn* 91.5 WJGS - Norwood** 91.5 KMRL - Buras/New Orleans 91.9 MONTANA Millersburg 90.9 KAYK - Victoria 88.5 KBAN - DeRidder 91.5 KAFH-Great Falls 91.5 *Denotes AFR Inspirational **Denotes AFR Urban Family All Other are AFR Talk Updated 5/31/2017.
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