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Shawano Sheboygan Sheboygan Falls Shell Lake Siren Sister Bay WCOW-F Country Shawano Shell Lake 97.1 100000W 587ft Sparta-Tomah Broadcasting Co. WTCH Country WCSW Talk Sister to: WFBZ, WKLJ 960 1000/1000 DA-N 940 1000 ND-D 608-269-3307 fax: 608-269-5170 -(-Results Broadcasting +Zoe Communications 113WOak St, 54656 Sister to: WJMQ, WOTE, WOWN Sister to: WDMO, WGMO, WPLT, WQOQ GM/SM William Hoffman PD Jake Preston 715-524-2194 fax:715-524-9980 715-468-9500 fax:715-468-9505 CE Jon Zecherle 1456 E Green Bay St, 54166 PO Box 190, 54871, 345 Highway 63 S, 54871 www.cow97.com GM/PD Eric Voight SM Bruce Grassman GM Wendy Oberg SM Loren Miller La Crosse Arbitron 12.9 Shr 2600 AQH CE Walt Baldwin CE/PD Michael Oberg www.wtcham960.com www.wcsw.com Spencer WOWN Classic Hits 99.3 13900w 440ft DA Siren WOSQ Sports -(-Results Broadcasting 92.3 6000w 299ft WXCX Classic Hits Sister to: WJMQ, WOTE, WTCH +Seehafer Broadcasting Corp. 105.7 6000w 328ft 715-524-2194 fax:715-524-9980 Sister to: WDLB, WFHR +Red Rock Radio Corp. 1456 E Greeri Bay St, 54166 715-384-2191 fax:715-387-3588 Sister to: WLMX-F GM/PD Eric Voight SM Bruce Grassman 1714 N Central Ave, Marshfield 54449 320-629-7575 fax: 320-629-3933 CE Walt Baldwin GM/SM/PD Kent Reeves CE Chuck Gennero 15429 Pokegama Lake Rd, Pine City MN 55063 www.b993.com www.wdlbwosq.com GM/SM Michael Hughes PD Courtney Foxx Wausau/Stevens Point Market CE Dell Dayotn Sheboygan Spooner WCLB Sports Sister Bay 950 500/ 11 DA-2 WGMO Classic Rock WHND News I Classical* [Repeats: WPNE-F 89.3] +RBH Enterprises, Inc. 95.3 7100w 499ft 89.7 3400w 538ft 920-921-1071 fax:920-921-0757 +Zoe Communications +Wisconsin Public Radio PO Box 1450, Fond du Lac 54936 Sister to: WCSW, WDMO, WPLT, WQOQ Sister to: WHDI 254 Winnebago Dr, Fond du Lac 54935 715-468-9500 fax:715-468-9505 920-465-2444 fax: 920-465-2576 GM Randy Hopper SM Anne Schaefer PO Box 190, Shell Lake 54871 2420 Nicolet Dr, Green Bay 54311 PD Wade Bates 345 Highway 63 S, Shell Lake 54871 GM Lisa Nalbandlan SM Ben Spindler Sheboygan Arbitron 2.1 Shr 300 AQH GM Wendy Oberg SM Loren Miller PD Michael Crane CE Steve Johnston CE/PD Michael Oberg www.wpr.org WHBL Talk/Sports www.95gmo.coml 1330 5000/ 1000 DA-2 WHDI News/Talk* [Repeats: WHA 970] -(-Midwest Communications, Inc. 91.9 3400w 476ft Sister to: WBFM, WHBZ, WXER Stevens Point -(-Wisconsin Public Radio 920-458-2107 fax: 920-458-9775 Sister to: WHND WSPT Talk/Oldies PO Box 27, 53082,2100 Washington Ave, 53081 608-263-3970 fax: 608-263-9763 1010 1000/9 ND GM/SM Steve Schouten PD Kelly Meyer 821 University Ave, Madison 53706 Muzzy Broadcasting, LLC CE Tim Laes GM Phil Corriveau SM Ben Spindler Sister to: WKQH, WSPT-F www.whbl.com PD Joy Cardin CE Steve Johnston 715-341-9800 fax:715-341-0000 Sheboygan Arbitron 8.5 Shr 1200 AQH www.wpr.org 500 Division St, 54481 WSHS Variety / News* GM/SM Rick Muzzy PD Todd Ryen WSBW Adult Standards 91.7 125w 85ft CE Ken Ebneter 105.1 3100w 466ft Sheboygan Area School District www.1010wspt.com Nicolet Broadcasting, Inc. 920-459-3610 fax: 920-803-7612 Wausau/Stevens Point Arbitron 0.6 Shr 200 AQH Sister to: WBDK, WRKU.WRLU 1042 School Ave, 53083 920-746-9430 fax: 920-746-9433 WWSP Variety* GM Jamie Nusbaum 3030 Park Dr Ste 3, Sturgeon Bay 54235 89.9 30000w 321ft DA Sheboygan Market GM/SM/PD Roger Utnehmer -(-University of Wisconsin WBFM Country www.doorcountydailynews.com 715-346-3755 fax:715-346-4012 93.7 6000w 253ft 105 CAC Reserve St, 54481 +Midwest Communications, Inc. Soldiers Grove GM John Gosz Sister to: WHBL, WHBZ, WXER www.uwsp.edu/stuorg/wwsp/ 920-458-2107 fax: 920-458-9775 WKPO Adult Hits Wausau/Stevens Point Market PO Box 27,53082,2100 Washington Ave, 53081 105.9 25000w 328ft WSPT-F Oldies GM/SM Steve Schouten PD Edgar Ybarra Robinson Corp. 97.9 100000W 338ft CE Tim Laes Sister to: WPRE, WQPC, WVRQ, WVRQ-F Muzzy Broadcasting, LLC www.b93radio.com 608-637-7200 fax: 608-637-7299 Sister to: WKQH, WSPT Sheboygan Arbitron 9.9 Shr 1400 AQH E7601A County Road Ss, Viroqua 54665 715-341-9800 fax:715-341-0000 GM/PD Jeff Robinson SM James Graham 500 Division St, 54481 CE David Robinson Sheboygan Falls GM/SM Rick Muzzy PD Todd Ryen CE Ken Ebneter WHBZ Rock Sparta www.979wspt.com 106.5 6000w 239ft Wausau/Stevens Point Arbitron 3.9 Shr 1300 AQH +Midwest Communications, Inc. WKLJ Sports Sister to: WBFM, WHBL, WXER 1290 5000/59 ND 920-458-2107 fax: 920-458-9775 Sparta-Tomah Broadcasting Co. Sturgeon Bay PO Box 27, Sheboygan 53082 Sister to: WCOW-F.WFBZ WDOR Adult Contemporary [Repeats: WDOR-F 93.9] 2100 Washington Ave, Sheboygan 53081 608-269-3307 fax:608-269-5170 910 1000/ 102 ND GM/SM Steve Schouten PD Dave Nelson 113 W Oak St, 54656 Door County Broadcasting, Inc. CE Tim Laes GM/SM William Hoffman PD John Pappadopoulos Sister to: WDOR-F www.whbz.fm CE Jon Zecherle 920-743-4411 fax:920-743-2334 Sheboygan Arbitron 7.1 Shr 1000 AQH www.espn1290.com PO Box 549, 54235, 800 S 15th Ave, 54235 La Crosse Arbitron 0.5 Shr 100 AQH GM/SM/PD Eddy Allen CE Steve Konopka www.wdor.com .
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