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Slogan/Positioner: Today's Best Country
Format: Country
Web site: www.witl.com
E-mail: visit web site
Power/Height/Class: 26,500 watts / 643 feet / B
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Call Sign History: 
- WITL-FM: by 1967
- WYFE: 1965
- WMRT: sign on
Call Sign Origin:
On Air Date:
Owner: Citadel Broadcasting
Telephone: (517) 393-1010
Notes/History:
- 2/17/2000: FCC approves sale of 7 stations from Liggett Broadcasting to Citadel.
- 1997: MSP Communications sells WITL-FM to Liggett Broadcast. WITL-AM 1010 is not sold and goes silent. AM 1010 was a daytime-only station that operated with 1,000 watts.
- Late 1967: Format of both WITL-FM/AM become full time country.
- By 1967: WYFE call sign transfered by Midwest Family to a new acquistion in Rockford, IL and FM 100.7 becomes WITL-FM.
- 1965: WMRT-FM 100.7 and WMRT 1010 AM acquired by Midwest Family Stations from Metropolitan Radio and Television Corporation of Lansing and become WYFE-FM and WITL AM with WYFE and WITL simulcasting a midde-of-the-road format and talk shows during daylight hours. After local sunset, WYFE played country music and talk shows.
- 19xx: On-air as WMRT-FM owned by Metropolitan Radio and Television Corporation of Lansing.
Transmitter location:
Ingham County
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