WRRR with the somewhat recent ownership change has dumped its long time WW1 a/c format for WW1's Nash Icon (partially) with local or regional am/pm drive.
Curious, what does this area have against adult contemporary? Other than Parkersburg, Wheeling, Pittsburgh, there are many areas without a mainstream a/c in the region. Of course with the takeover of right wing talk on 20 frequencies - there isn't much left to program one on.
WRRR gone country
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Re: WRRR gone country
I wondered what format that was. At first I thought maybe it was LRN's "Superstar Country" feed
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WVHVfan!
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Re: WRRR gone country
As the original “Lite Rock 93R” and the current V96.9 shared much of the same signal area, both being AC, the new owners made the change as soon as possible. Listeners that were unhappy with the change were directed to WVVV’s website.