The WGHN folks are downsizing. 93.1 WMPA is going to West Central MI Media Ministries (the "Strong Tower Radio" folks) for $420K. Their Grand Rapids affiliate is 89.7 WNHG (the former "Way-FM" flagship).
Meanwhile, Cano is finally purchasing the WMJH 93.3 translator outright from World Radio Link for the whopping sum of $100.
https://radioinsight.com/headlines/2213 ... k-of-3-18/
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Re: More station sales
Too bad regarding WMPA. Competing with city grade signals from WMRR and WLAV probably didn't help their cause. 100.9 from Muskegon also plays a healthy amount of classic rock.
Recall that when WMPA switched to classic rock from country, WLAV was running reduced power from the 107.3 stick, which is a good 40 to 45 miles from the lakeshore. These days WLAV blasts into Grand Haven.
Recall that when WMPA switched to classic rock from country, WLAV was running reduced power from the 107.3 stick, which is a good 40 to 45 miles from the lakeshore. These days WLAV blasts into Grand Haven.
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Re: More station sales
Daggummit...that's sad news. I enjoyed WMPA, especially Alice Cooper at night.