WFGR
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WFGR | |
City of license | Grand Rapids, Michigan |
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Broadcast area | [1] |
Branding | Oldies 98.7 |
First air date | 1992 |
Frequency | 98.7 MHz |
Format | Oldies |
Power | 2,750 watts |
Class | A |
Former callsigns | WXJI (7/12/90-7/8/1992) |
Owner | Regent Broadcasting |
Website | http://www.wfgr.com/ |
WFGR is the only all-oldies music radio station in the market of Grand Rapids, Michigan. It transmits from their facility in Alpine Township on 98.7 FM. WFGR's licensee is Regent Broadcasting of Grand Rapids, Inc.
WFGR was previously a classical music station throughout the 1990s. It changed its format to oldies music on October 11, 2004 when Grand Rapids' current oldies station at the time, WODJ, was displaced by rock station WKLQ.
WFGR recently transitioned from being partially satellite-fed (from ABC Radio's "Oldies Radio" format) to having a mostly-local lineup of DJs, though it still uses the satellite feed overnights. Morning host Len O'Kelly is a veteran of WODJ, as well as the late WRLL "Real Oldies 1690" in Chicago. The current WFGR Oldies 98.7 air schedule, as of April 2007, is as follows:
- Mornings: Len O'Kelly and Mark Roberts
- Middays: Bob Mason
- Afternoon Drive: Tom Wyant
- Evenings: Tom Kent's Classic Top 40 Weeknights
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