WVIC FM 94.1 Jackson/Lansing

Slogan/Positioner: 94.1 The Edge

Format: Modern Rock

Web site: www.941theedge.com

E-mail: visit web site

Power/Height/Class: 40,000 watts / 551 feet / B

FCC technical information:

• engineering data
• station details
• coverage area

More about station:

• Radio Locator coverage area
• FCCInfo.com listing
• Recnet Broadcast Query
• WVIC on Facebook
• WVIC from TuneIn
• WVIC from Wikipedia
• Tower photos, thanks Tom Bosscher

Call Sign History:

• WVIC: 3/27/2001
• WXIK: 3/3/1997
• WBHR: 11/15/1995
• WIBM: 6/24/1994
• WIBM-FM: 4/8/1987
• WIBM: 11/14/1985
• WIBM-FM: 1980
• WHFI:
• WBBC:
• WIBM-FM:
• WMZK-FM: 1958

Call Sign Origin:

On Air Date: July 14, 1958

Owner: Midwest Communications

Telephone: (517) 699-0111

Notes/History:

• 2/2010: Rubber City Radio Group agrees to sell 4 FM stations in the Lansing/Jackson area (92.1, 92.9, 94.1, and 106.1) to Midwest Communications for $4.1 million pending FCC approval and closing. FCC approves sale in May, 2010.
• 8/17/2009: Format change to modern rock as '94.1 The Edge', reviving the format used previously on FM 92.1 in Lansing.
• 10/15/2007: At 7 p.m., station abuptly changes format from classic hits as "Lansing's Classic Hits" to adult contemporary as "Lite Rock 94-1" with the launch of the syndicated 'Delilah' program.
• 3/27/2001: Format switch from country 'Kix 94.1' to classic hits as 'Rockin Hits 94.1 WVIC'. Call sign moves from FM 92.7.
• 5/16/2000: Announced that station is being sold by 62nd Street Broadcasting along with WJXQ and WWDX to Rubber City Radio; sale is approved in July 2000.
• 1997: Format stays country, new positioner is 'Kix 94.1' with WXIK calls.
• 11/1995: Format switch from oldies to country as 'The Bear', calls to WBHR.
• 11/1985: Format evolves to oldies as 'Oldies 94.1'.
• 1983: Format change to gold-based adult contemporary as 'I-94' and later '94 Gold'.
• 1980: Format change to top-40 as WIBM-FM.
• 1970s: Format is beautiful music as WBBC and WHFI.
• 1966: Family Life Radio starts as a 30-minute program on WIBM-FM and eventually expands to become the station's primary format. By 1969, owner Booth Broadcasting decides to program the station itself and Family Life Radio moves to WUNN AM 1110.
• 7/14/1958: On-air as WMZK-FM simulcasting sister station WIBM AM.

Transmitter location:

Jackson County

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