What station on the radio is rock?
Rock Radio Stations:
| 1. | KEGL | 97.1 FM |
|---|---|---|
| 2. | WXTB | 97.9 FM |
| 3. | WCHI | 95.5 FM |
What is the alternative radio station in Columbus Ohio?
Columbus Alt-Rock Radio Station CD92.
What happened to 106.5 radio station Dayton Ohio?
In 2014, BIG 106.5 became Dayton’s Christmas Music Station. After LITE 94.5 became B94. On May 17, 2021, it was annonced that WRZX and its sister station WYDB were being donated to Delmarva Educational Association from the trust.
What happened to cd1025?
The station went off air – but continued broadcasting online – on Nov. The call letters for the Delaware signal will be announced at a later date, and we will begin broadcasting on 1550 AM and 92.9 FM in Delaware on January 1, 2021. WDLR will be moving to 1270 AM and 96.7 FM and maintaining its current format.
What local station plays classic rock?
Classic Rock Radio Stations:
| Call | Freq. | Format |
|---|---|---|
| CHSL | 92.7 | Classic Rock |
| CHSL-FM-1 | 94.3 | Classic Rock |
| CHUC | 107.9 | Classic Rock |
| CIBU | 94.5 | Classic Rock |
What happened to 105.7 The Brew Columbus Ohio?
iHeartMedia has dropped the Sports format from “105.7 The Zone” WXZX Hilliard/Columbus OH and has returned the station to its former Classic Rock “105.7 The Brew” identity. WXZX previously utilized the Brew branding from 2005 to 2014 prior to flipping to Alternative and later Sports.
What station is CD101?
Central Ohio’s favorite radio stations, CD101. 1 and CD102. 5, are now at 92.9 FM!
Where can I listen to Bobby Bones in Dayton Ohio?
Joined on-air by Lunchbox and Amy, today the program can be heard right here on Country 105. Bones is also half of The Raging Idiots, a comedy band with his radio producer Eddie that plays shows all over the U.S., and has raised millions of dollars to benefit various charitable causes.
What happened to b945 Dayton?
“Hot Country B-94.5” WYDB Dayton, OH, flipped to conservative-talk “FM94. 5” Monday as iHeartMedia’s Aloha Station Trust closed its deal to donate the station and classic hits “Big 106.5” WRZX to the Delmarva Educational Association. With the changes, WRZX becomes part of the Christian Preaching “Truth Network.”
What happened to CD101?
The station, which started as CD101 in 1990, left FM airwaves over the weekend after its leadership was unable to reach an agreement with the owner of the Federal Communications Commission license, according to a statement posted on the CD 102.5 website.