WHYB FM 103.7 Menominee

Slogan/Positioner: Hometown Radio 103.7

Format: Oldies

Web site: www.baycitiesradio.net/wlst/

E-mail: visit web site

Power/Height/Class: 7,000 watts / 299 feet / C3

FCC technical information:

• engineering data
• station details
• coverage area

More about station:

• Radio Locator coverage area
• FCCInfo.com listing
• Recnet Broadcast Query
• WHYB from Wikipedia
• WHYB from RadioTime.com

Call Sign History:

• WHYB: 7/31/1992
• WCJL-FM: assigned 1/16/1984

Call Sign Origin:

On Air Date: 1984

Owner: Armada Media/Bay Cities Radio

Telephone: (906) 863-5551

Notes/History:

• 12/2008: Format change from soft rock 'The Wave' to oldies, initially simulcasting sister station WAGN AM 1340. WAGN later changed to a news-talk format.
• 1/2008: 'Cat Country' format moves to sister station WLST FM 95.1 Marinette with adult contemporary format 'The Wave' moving from 95.1 to 103.7. WHYB call sign remains on 103.7.
• 9/2006: FCC approves sale of stations to Armada Media
• 6/2006: David & Melvin Winters (operating under a number of different company names including Triple Crown and Quicksilver) will be selling 7 radio stations on the Michigan/Wisconsin border for $8.5 million to Armada Media pending FCC approvals and closing. The stations being sold include: Hot Adult Contemporary WIMI FM 99.7 and Country WJMS AM 590 (Ironwood area); Adult Standards WAGN AM 1340, Country WHYB FM 103.7, Sports WMAM AM 570, Hot Adult Contemporary WLST FM 95.1, and Oldies WSFQ FM 96.3 (Menominee, MI / Marinette, WI).
• 1992: Frequency change to 103.7, format change to country as 'Cat Country'.
• 1987: Frequency change to 103.9 FM as 'Power 104'.
• 1984: On air as WCJL-FM at 106.3 FM licensed to Stephenson, MI. Format is CHR/Top40 as 'Hits 106'

Transmitter location:

Marinette County, WI

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