WWWW-FM 102.9 Ann Arbor

Slogan/Positioner: W4 Country; Good Times, Great Country Favorites

Format: Country

Power/Height/Class: 49,000 watts / 499 feet / B, directional
- Coverage area (FCC)

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Call Sign History:

Call Sign Origin: "W-4"

On Air Date: March, 1962

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.

7/24/2006: WWWW call sign returns to Detroit market on AM 1310 and FM 102.9 becomes WFOR-FM for a week until the station changes to WWWW-FM.

9/29/2000: W4 Country returns the air in Southeast Michigan as station changes format from Rock to Country at 10:00am. Call sign to be WWWW as it moves from 106.7 in Detroit, the former home of W4 Country until Sept. 1999.

5/4/2000: Announced that station is being sold to Clear Channel by Cumulus Broadcasting

2/14/1970: FM and sister station AM 1290 get new calls, WNRZ (102.9 FM) and WNRS (1290 AM) 'The Winners'

Transmitter location:

Washtenaw County: Near Wagner and Scio Church Rds (Lodi Twp)