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WOZN (AM)
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WOZN-FM 106.7) Between July 6 and September 22, 2015, WOZN temporary held the WUSW call sign; this was part of a move to assign those calls to the former WQLZ
WWWX
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call letters to WUSW in 1989. In 1991, a reallocation of various FM frequencies in Wisconsin moved WUSW to 96.9 FM. In January 1997, WUSW and WNAM were
WMAY-FM
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to WUSW -FM. On the 8th, 92.7 flipped to country as "92.7 US Country". The call sign WUSW was briefly moved to 1670 AM in Madison, WI, until WUSW -FM assumed
WRVW
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late 1970s. By 1980, it branded itself as US107 and changed its callsign to WUSW . This station proved to be short-lived; its absentee owner shut it down along
WDUZ
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96.9 FM WUSW ) to a modern rock simulcast as "97 and 107 The Fox." With that format flip, 107.5 would take the call letters WXWX (while WUSW changed to
WFFX
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1966 (as WFOR-FM) Former call signs WFOR-FM (1966–1972) WHER (1972–1999) WUSW (1999–2010) Call sign meaning W F FoX Technical information Facility ID 54611
WMAY
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Country format. On August 28, 2020, it was announced by Midwest Family that WUSW (now WMAY-FM) would drop their country format and begin simulcasting WMAY
WNAM
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1998. In the 1990s Value Radio Corp., owner of WOSH, purchased WNAM and WUSW in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, from Odon Communications Group. Cumulus Broadcasting
WNSL
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Laurel-Hattiesburg, Mississippi (Market Rank #208 of 276) -- WEEZ-AM, WJKX-FM, WHER-FM, WUSW -FM, WMFM-FM, WFOR-AM, WNSL-FM. "Application Search Details (BAL-20000817ADK)"
WZCC
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call signs WMJQ (3/4/08-9/15/08) WYNY (6/5/03-3/4/08) WDFL (12/3/84-6/5/03) WUSW (12/20/82-12/3/84) WDKA (6/28/82-12/20/82) Technical information Facility
WFOR (AM)
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Laurel-Hattiesburg, Mississippi (Market Rank #208 of 276) -- WEEZ-AM, WJKX-FM, WHER-FM, WUSW -FM, WMFM-FM, WFOR-AM, WNSL-FM. "Application Search Details (BAL-20000817ADK)"