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WBWR may refer to: WNTC (AM), a radio station (790 AM) licensed to serve Ashland City, Tennessee, United States, which held the call sign WBWR from 2019

WBWR

WXZX

Radio station in Columbus, Ohio

episodes of the TV series Cheers), The Fox relaunched as WBWR, "The Brew @ 105.7". Later that year, WBWR began broadcasting in HD Radio. On December 1, 2014

WXZX

IHeartMedia

American mass media corporation

Cleveland. Starting with WQBW Milwaukee (now the sports formatted WRNW) and WBWR Columbus (now WXZX), several iHeartMedia stations have adopted a 1980s-centered

IHeartMedia

Centennial Broadcasting

American radio broadcasting company

which upheld the previous court's ruling. In March 2005, Cumulus Media sold WBWR and translator W247AD-FM to Centennial for $1.9 million. The deal closed

Centennial Broadcasting

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WJZM

Classic Hits radio station in Waverly, Tennessee

to WBWR. On June 14, 2019, Mike Parchman's Consolidated Media LLC consummated the purchase of the station from Cumberland Radio Partners for $1. WBWR changed

WJZM

WLGX (FM)

Radio station in Bedford, Virginia, United States

callsign WBWR. This made the station a direct competitor with WROV. By 2005, Cumulus had decided to focus the station on Blacksburg, and sold WBWR to Centennial

WLGX (FM)

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WZCB

Radio station in Dublin–Columbus, Ohio

in the middle of the pack for most of X's tenure. The "X" format moved to WBWR-HD2, and eventually to the main signal 105.7 FM itself that December. On

WZCB

WNTC (AM)

Radio station in Ashland City, Tennessee

brand name The Bear. On June 26, 2019, the station changed its call sign to WBWR. The next day, owner Sycamore Valley Broadcasting closed on the sale of the

WNTC (AM)

WNTC_(AM)

2014 in radio

iHeartMedia pulls the plug on another "Brew"-branded Classic Rocker, as WBWR/Columbus (Ohio) picks up the Alternative format that was previously programmed

2014 in radio

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WJKR

Radio station in Worthington–Columbus, Ohio

morning drive time. Bob & Tom had recently been dropped by Clear Channel's WBWR. On January 8, 2007, WTDA rebranded as something new. It was the first FM

WJKR