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WWOK may refer to: WWOK-LP, a radio station licensed to serve Greenville, South Carolina, United States WFNT, a radio station licensed to serve Flint

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WWOK-LP

Radio station in Greenville, South Carolina, United States

WWOK-LP (95.3 FM) is a non-commercial LPFM radio station located in Greenville, South Carolina, that features Easy Listening music. The station is licensed

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Wayne Federman

American comedian

organizations. He reported his high school's sports results on Miami radio station WWOK and made his local television debut on WPLG's Youth and the Issue debating

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WAMR-FM

Spanish-language adult contemporary radio station in Miami

station first signed on as WIGL. It was the FM sister station to AM 1260 WWOK (now WSUA), both owned by the Mission East Company, and airing a country

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WFNT

Radio station in Flint, Michigan, United States

000 watts day and night. Its call sign was WCLC but the next year became WWOK. It was owned by Drohlich Broadcasting, headed by Robert Drohlich, the general

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WGFY

Radio station in Charlotte, North Carolina, United States

March 27, 1964, Blackburn and Co. reported the sale of WWOK by Tarlow Associates of Boston to WWOK Inc. for $400,000. No changes were planned according

WGFY

WSUA

Spanish-language news/talk radio station in Miami

(1550 kHz) in Coral Gables (now WRHC). In 1969, it traded call letters with then WWOK in Charlotte, North Carolina and adopted a country music format. Mission

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WPLK

Radio station in Palatka, Florida

the co-owner of the station, as well as WQIK in Jacksonville, Florida and WWOK in Charlotte, North Carolina. In 1958, the license was transferred to just

WPLK

WHTT-FM

Radio station in Buffalo, New York, United States

format (AM 1260 from 1969–1980 was the once popular country music station WWOK) and the increasing Hispanic population and presence in Miami. The station

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Maco light

Mysterious light in North Carolina

light, including a team of electronics engineers (two from radio station WWOK, one from WKIX and one from Bell Laboratories) in July 1962. In the 1950s

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WSML

Radio station in Graham, North Carolina, United States

music format. In 1981, the station was sold to Graycasting, Inc. and became WWOK; a year later, Evans Communications Corporation took over the station and

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WGBF (AM)

Radio station in Evansville, Indiana, United States

station into a Top 40 outlet in 1975. The station changed its call sign to WWOK on October 23, 1989, following the station's purchase by Aiken Communications

WGBF (AM)

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List of radio stations in South Carolina

Urban oldies WWKT-FM 99.3 FM Kingstree Community Broadcasters, LLC Country WWOK-LP 95.3 FM Greenville Missionary Broadcasters Inc. Easy listening WWOS 810

List of radio stations in South Carolina

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WRSF

Radio station in Columbia, North Carolina, United States

This station had signed on in 1982 as automated assist adult contemporary WWOK "OK 106" broadcasting from its transmitter site in Tyrrell County, North

WRSF

KTKN

Radio station in Ketchikan, Alaska

Retrieved October 5, 2019. "Sales of 4 Outlets Approved; Hearing Ordered on WWOK" (PDF). Broadcasting. December 22, 1947. p. 32. Retrieved October 5, 2019

KTKN

95.3 FM

FM radio frequency

Nashville, Georgia WVRB in Wilmore, Kentucky WWMD-LP in Ashland, Wisconsin WWOK-LP in Greenville, South Carolina WWOO in Dillsboro, North Carolina WWSS in

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WOGR (AM)

Radio station in Charlotte, North Carolina, United States

about news of the Black community. Manager Reid Leath, formerly of WIST and WWOK, said Charlotte was the 25th largest market in the country for Black people

WOGR (AM)

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