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Directory of Radio Tennessee Directory of Radio Network, Talk Radio Network. Format: News/talk. Target aud: 25-54; WNFZ(FM) -See Oak Ridge Gospel. News staff: one; News: 7 hrs wkly. Target aud: 12+ or 25 +. blue collar men & women. Davit Wells, gen mgr; David Wells, Spec prog: Bluegrass 7 hm wkly. Jim Stair, pros; Bill Waddell, VP, progmg dir. Pips VP & dew VP. WNML(AM)- Mar 23, 1953: 990 khz; 10 kw-U, DA -N. TL: N36 02 33 W83 53 59. Stereo. Hm opn: 24 WIVK711, Box 11167, 37939. W1FA(AM)- Jan 21, 1941: 1240 khz; 1 kw -U. TL: N35 57 17 W83 57 Secondary address: 4711 Old Kingston Pike 37919. Phone: (865) WQLA(AM)- Sept 1, 1983: 960 khz; 1 kw-D. TL: N36 22 02 W84 08 04. Hrs open: 24 Box 50840, 37950. Secondary address: 818 N. 588 -6511. Fax: (865) 558-4218. Web Site: www.newstalk99.com. 50. Hm open: Box 1530, 37766. Phone: (423) 566 -1000. Fax: (423) Cedar Bluff Rd. 37923. Phone: (865) 531 -2005. Fax: (865) 531 -2006. Licensee: Citadel Broadcasting Co. Group owner. Citadel Broadcasting 457 -5900. Fax: (865) 457 -5900. Licensee: La Follette Broadcasters Web Site: www.1240radio.com. Licensee: Progressive Media Inc. (acq Corp. (acq 4 -26-2001; gips!). Population served: 520,184 Format: Inc. (acq 8- 24.99; with co-located FM). Natl. Rep: Roslin. Format: $550,000). 8.6-2004; Format: Adult contemp Christian music and talk. News/talk, sports. News staff: 8; News: 28 hrs wkly. Target aud: 25 -54. Southern gospel. Target aud: General. *Cliff Jennings, pres & gen Barry Culberson, pres; Brian Brooks, gen mgr. Fadd Suleman, CEO; Donna Heffner, CFO; Ed Brantley, gen mgr & mgr; Barbara Nuls, gen sls mgr. gen sls mgr; Mike Hammond, opus mgr; Charles Sells, sls dir; Lisa Rotton, natl sls mgr; Jack Lee Gillette, rgnl sls mgr; Steve Queisser, WIMZ -FM- October 1949: 103.5 mhz; 100 kw. 1,723 K TL: N36 08 WQLA -FM- Sept 1, 1982: 104.9 mhz; 1.1 kw. 499 ft TL: N36 21 08 mktg dir; John Crooks, progmg dir; Tom Graham, news dir; Tim Berry, 06 W83 43 29. Stereo. Hrs opn: 1100 Sharps Ridge Rd., 37917. W84 05 20. (CP: 900 w). Stereo. 24 E -mail: gg1040ccdogisland.net chief of engrg. Phone: (865) 525-6000. Fax: (865) 525 -2000. E -mail: 35,000 Format: C &W, sports. Target aud: 18 plus. Barbara Nuls, gen rcchambers®sccradio.com Web Site: www.wimz.com. Licensee: South sis mgr. Central Communications Corp. (group owner; (acq 2- 23 -93; $3.5 WIVK -FM-Co -owned with WNML(AM). Dec 16, 1965: 107.7 mhz; 91 million with co- located AM; FTR: 3-15-93). Population served: 174,587 kw. 2,053 ft TL: N35 48 41 W83 40 10. Stereo. 24 Fax: (423) Format: Classic rock. Randy Ross, sls dir; Neda Gayle, nati sls mgr; 588-3725. Web Site: www.wMk.com.200,000 Format: C&W. *John La Vergne Terry Gillingham, VP & mktg mgr; Randy Chambers, progmg dir; Billy Crooks, progmg dir. Kidd, mus dir; Nikki Roberts, pub altrs dir; Jeff Cutshaw, traf mgr. WBUZ(FM)- May 1, 1962: 102.9 mhz; 100 kw. Ant 954 ft TL: N35 48 01 W86 3717. Stereo. Hm opn: 241824 Murfreesboro Rd., Nashville, WNOX(FM) --Oak Ridge, Apr 20, 1974: 100.3 mhz; 100 kw. Ant 2,001 WITA(AM)- Sept 1, 1960: 1490 khz; 1 kw-U. TL: N35 58 11 W83 57 37217. Phone: (615) 399-1029. Fax: (615) 399-1023. E -mail: programming ft TL: N36 11 53 W64 13 51. Stereo. Hm arm: Box 11167, 37939. 56. Hrs open: 24 hrs 7212 Kingston Pike, 37919. Phone: (865) 01029thebuzz.com Web Site: v w.1029hebuzz.com. Licensee: WYCQ Secondary address: 4711 OM Kingston Pike 37919. Phone: (865) 588-2974. Phone: (865) 588.2975. E -mail: wita14900aol.com Web Inc. Group owner: The Cromwell Group Inc. (acq 11-28 -89). Population 588-6511. Fax: (865) 588 -3725. Web Site: www.wnoxnewstalk.com. Site: www.wwcr.com. Licensee: RR Broadcast Group Inc. (group served: 876,500 Rgnl. Network: Tenn. Agri. Format: New rock. Target Licensee: Oak Ridge FM Inc. Population served: 1,201,600 Natl. Rep: owner; (acq 2-18-2005; $425,000). Population served: 500,000 Format: aud: 18 -34; residents in middle TN. Spec prog: Farm one hr wkly. Katz Radio. Wire Svc: AP Format: News/talk. Ed Brantley, VP & gen Christian talk. Target aud: General. Spec prog: Black 8 hrs wkly. Rex *Bayard Walters. pres; Bob Reich, stn mgr; Shauna Conner, prom mgr; Mike Hammond, opus mgr & progmg dir; Jack Lee, gen sls mgr; D. Palmer, pros; Gail Scott, gen mgr; Greg McMahon, opus mgr. dir; Russ Schenck, progmg dir; Jim Patrick, news dir; David Wilson, Laura Hall, mktg dir; Catherine Howell, news dir; Tim Berry, chief of Andra engrg. chief of engrg; Kramer, hat mgr. WIVK-FM- Listing follows WNML(AM). WNPZ(AM)` May 21, 1961: Stn currently dark. 1580 khz; 5 kw-D, 1 Lafayette WJXB -FM- Apr 10, 1967: 97.5 mhz; 96 kw. 1,296 ft TL: N36 00 36 kw-CH. TL: N35 54 42 W83 53 33. Hm open: Metropolitan Management W83 55 57. Stereo. Hm opn: 24 1100 Sharps Ridge Mem Park Dr., Corp. of Tennessee, 4284 Memorial Dr., Suite B, Decatur, GA, 30030. Nov 3, 1958: 1 w -N. 37917. Phone: (865) 525-6000. Fax: (865) 656-3292. E -mail: Phone: (404) 525 -0100. Licensee: Metropolitan Management Corp. of WEEN(AM)- 1460 khz; kw-D, 138 TL: N36 32 jjamigan @sccradio.com Web Site: www.b975.com. Licensee: South Tennessee (acq 5.10-02; $280,000). *Randal A. Mangham, pres. 06 W86 00 27. Hm open: Daytime 231 Chaffin Rd., 37083. Phone: Central Communications Corp. (group owner). Population served: (615) 666-2169. Fax: (615) 666 -8056. E -mail: wld @ndc.com Licensee: 174,589 Wire Svc: UPI Format: Adult contemp. Target aud: 25 -54. Lafayette Broadcasting Co. Inc. (acq 11.1.01). Population served: WNRX(FM)-See Jefferson City 40,000 Natl. John D. Engelbrecht, chmn; Craig Jacobus, pros & gen mgr; Randy Network: Salem Radio Network. Rgnl. Network: Tenn. Net. Ross, sls dir; Neda Gayle, nail sls mgr; Terry Gillingham, opns mgr & Radio Format: Solid Gospel. Target aud: General; 25-54 year mktg mgr; Deborah Cox, prom dir; Jeff Jamigan, progmg dir; olds. Spec prog: Farm 5 hrs wkly. *Ivan Davis, CEO & pres; Randall Susan WRJZ(A11)- Feb 12, 1927: 620 khz; 5 kw -U, DA -N. TL: N35 59 24 Hollingsworth, traf mgr. Swatter, gen mgr, stn mgr & opns dir. W83 5015. Hm open: 24 Christian Media Ctr., 1621 E. Magnolia Ave., 37917. Phone: (865) 525-0620. Fax: (865) 521 -8910. E -mail: joy62 @wrjz.com Web Site: wwv..wrjz.com. Licensee: Tennessee Media WKCS(FM)- December 1952: 91.1 mhz; 250 w. 73 ft TL: N35 59 36 WLCT(FU)- July 1, 1995: 102.1 mhz; 6 kw. Ant 325 ft TL: N36 32 06 Associates. (acq 10-84). Population served: Natl. Network: W83 55 24. Hm open: 8 AM -3:30 PM Fulton High School, 2509 650,000 W86 00 27. Stereo. Hm opn: 5 AM -11 PM 231 Chaffin Rd., 37083. Salem Radio Network. Natl. Rep: Salem. Format: Christian, talk. Phone: Broadway N.E., 37917. Phone: (865) 594-1259. E -mail: (615) 666 -2169. Fax: (615) 666-8056. E -mail: wlct @nctc.com News: 5 hrs wkly. Target aud: 25 -54; white men & woman. wkcsradio ®hotmail.com Licensee: Futon High School. Population collar Licensee: Lafayette Broadcasting Co. Inc. Population served: 50,000 *Thomas Mollit Jr., pres; David Wells, gen mgr & progmg dir. served: 250,000 Format: Oldies. News: 3 hrs wkly. Target aud: 18 Format: Country. Target aud: 20-60. Melinda White, gen mgr & traf plus; University of Tennessee, Russell Mayes, gen mgr. mgr; Randy Swatter, gen mgr & opns mgr; Jamie Dallas, mktg mgr, sls & mktg; Jamie DAllas, prom. WUOT(FM)- October 1949: 91.9 mhz; 100 kw. 1,580 ft TI.: N36 00 19 W83 56 23. Stereo. Hm opn: 24 Univ. of Tennessee, 209 WKGN(AM)- Sept 28, 1947: 1340 khz; 1 kw -U. TL: N35 57 20 W83 58 14. Stereo. Hm opn: Box 10005, 37919. Phone: (865) 546 -7900. Communications Bldg., 37996-0322. Phone: (865) 974 -5375. Fax: Fax: (865) 546-7965. Licensee: Norsan Consulting and Management (865) 974 -3941. E -mail: wuotOutk.edu Web Site: www.wuot.org. Lakeland Inc. (acq 3 -8- 2006; $500,000). Natl. Network: Westwood One. Natl. Licensee: University of Tennessee. Population served: 600,000 Natl. Rep: Roslin. Format: Urban contemp, gospel. Target aud: 18-34; Network: PRI, NPR. Law Firm: Cohn & Marks. Format: Class, jazz, WMQM(AM)- Licensed to Lakeland. See Memphis young, mobile adults. Spec prog: Relg 5 hrs, medicine/health one hr news. News staff: 2; News: 30 hrs wkly. Target aud: 35 -54. Regina wkly. Norberto Sanchez, pres; Robert L. Stewart, gen mgr; Thomas Dean, gen mgr; Daniel Bevey, progmg dir; Matt Shafer Powell, news Henderson, progmg dir, Ed Martin, chief of engrg. dir: Mike Murvell, chief of engrg. Lawrenceburg WKHT(FM)- November 1991: 104.5 mhz; 6 kw. 394 ft TL N36 00 36 WVUTK-FM- Jan 4, 1982: 90.3 mhz; 800 w. 23 ft TL: N35 57 09 W83 WAWI(FM)- 1999: 89.7 mhz; 6 kw. Ant 148 ft TL: N35 16 04 W87 W83 55 57. (CP: 2.3 kw, ant 528 ft.). Hm opn: 1533 Amhearst Rd., 55 34. Stereo. Hrs opn: 24 Univ. of Tenn., P -103 Andy Hott Tower, 19 25. Hm open: Box 3206, American Family Radio, Tupelo, MS, 37909.
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