| City of license | Holyoke, Massachusetts |
|---|---|
| Broadcast area | Western Massachusetts |
| Frequency | 930 (KHz) |
| ERP | 500 Watts |
| Owner | Algonquin Broadcasting |
WREB (AM) was a radio station licensed to Holyoke, Massachusetts, broadcasting at 930 KHz AM. WREB (AM) is no longer operating. The call letters were sold and are now used by WREB (FM) in Greencastle, IN.
WREB (AM) was a 500 watt daytime, omnidirectional station. They were a music station playing primarily MOR through the 1960s. In 1968 there was summer evening rock show called "The Man From REB." Weekends were heavily religious and ethic, including music programs in French (Leon Allary), Polish (Chet Dragon) and Italian. Local high school football was featured on Saturday afternoons. In 1971 they switched from MOR to a country music format with Cal McLain doing the morning show. In 1972 they switched to a talk format headlined by Tracy Cole, but continued with country music on the weekends and summer evenings. Long term on-air personalities were Wayne Dennis (PD, DJ and sports), Barbara Heisler (DJ and talk), Richard LaVigne (news & commentary) and Steve Hudgik (DJ).