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WTZQ

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Slogan
  
Q95.3 FM and 1600 AM

Facility ID
  
68831

Frequency
  
1600 kHz

Format
  
Oldies, Adult standards

Branding
  
Timeless Favorites

First air date
  
1963

Class
  
D

Former callsigns
  
WHVL

City of license
  
Hendersonville

Owner
  
Timeless Media, Inc_

Affiliation
  
Cumulus Media Networks


Repeater(s)
  
W237EE 95.3 FM Hendersonville, NC

Power
  
5,000 watts day 30 watts night

Wtzq 5000 watt transmitter


WTZQ (1600 AM) is a radio station broadcasting an oldies/adult standards format. Licensed to Hendersonville, North Carolina, USA, the station is currently owned by Timeless Media, Inc. and features local programming and music 24 hours a day.

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History

WHVL signed on in 1963. From 1977 to 1987 the station broadcast a Top 40 format. In 1987, WHVL changed letters to WTZQ and began playing "Solid Gold". In summer 1988, the format changed to "Simply Beautiful".

In 1990, Mystle and Jim Butler, who had owned the station since 1986, sold WTZQ to United Broadcasting Enterprises, Inc. Glenn W. Wilcox, Sr. sold WTZQ to J. Ardell Sink in 1997. Houston Broadcasting Corp. bought WTZQ in 2002. For years WTZQ and WISE aired the same programming, Stardust adult standards from ABC Radio, which was discontinued in 2010. WTZQ continued airing the music even after WISE changed to sports talk. Sink's Mark Media, Inc., owner of WKYK and WTOE, bought the station in 2008. Mark Warwick, who began work in 1995 at WISE, became general manager of WTZQ. With the purchase came a community service commitment.

Early in 2010, the Stardust format, which had become Timeless, was discontinued. WTZQ is no longer affiliated with a satellite music service, choosing instead to program their own oldies / adult standards / nostalgia format.

References

WTZQ Wikipedia