WQKL FM 107.1 Ann Arbor 
Slogan/Positioner: Ann Arbor's 107 One - Quality Music, True Variety
Format: Adult Album Alternative
Web site: www.annarbors107one.com
E-mail: visit web site
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Power/Height/Class: 3,000 watts / 289 feet / A
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Call Sign History:
- WQKL: 12/24/1992
- WAMX: 4/3/1989
- WPAG-FM: sign on, 1967
Call Sign Origin: Kool 107 (previous format)
On Air Date: February 14, 1967
Owner: Clear Channel, being obtained by Cumulus Broadcasting
Telephone: (734) 302-8100
Notes/History:
- 12/2007: The FCC approved the sale of Clear Channel's Ann Arbor (country WWWW-FM 102.9, adult alternative WQKL-FM 107.1, sports WTKA AM 1050, talk WLBY AM 1290) and Battle Creek (talk WBCK-FM 95.3, soft rock WBXX-FM 104.9, talk WBCK AM 930, silent WBFN AM 1400) clusters to Cumulus Broadcasting. Simultaneously, the Commission approved the transfer of WBFN to Family Life Broadcasting and the transfer of WBCK AM into the Stratus Radio LLC trust. The complicated transaction was first announced in December 2006.
- 12/2006: Cumulus is acquiring Ann Arbor stations WWWW-FM 102.9, WQKL-FM 107.1, WTKA AM 1050, and WLBY AM 1290 along with Battle Creek stations WBXX-FM 95.3, WRCC-FM 104.9, WBCK AM 930, and WBFN AM 1400 from Clear Channel pending FCC approval and closing. Cumulus will then immediately donate WBFN AM 1400 Battle Creek to Family Life Communications.
- 6/26/2004: Format change from Gold-based Adult Contemporary to Adult Album Alternative as Ann Arbor's 107 One - Quality Music, True Variety
- 12/2001: Format shifts to all-Christmas music for holiday season, returns to Gold AC after holiday
- 8/30/2000: AMFM/Clear Channel merger closes, station is part of Clear Channel
- 5/4/2000: Announced that station is being sold to Clear Channel by Cumulus Broadcasting
- 11/1998: Format change from Oldies to "AC Gold". Station plays softer Gold hits from the 60's through the 90's.
- 199x: Acquired by Cumulus Media
- 9/30/1992: New call sign WQKL, with new Oldies format as 'Kool 107'. New Age format moves to AM 1290
- 1992: MW Blue Partnership acquires
- 198x: New call sign WAMX, with New Age 'Mix' format
- 198x: Purchased by Tom Monaghan, former owner of Domino's Pizza
- 1967: WPAG-FM is reborn as station signs on. The previous WPAG-FM signed on at 98.7 in about 1948, but went silent in about 1958.
Transmitter location:
Washtenaw County: Near William and Maynard Sts. (Ann Arbor)
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