Now, more than ever, you can count on your local station, 101.7, WJSQ, to keep you in touch with your community. Weekday mornings, listen to lots of fun stuff with Tim, plus birthdays, and news of community events and fundraisers. Afternoons, George Carpenter keeps the phones ringing with challenging trivia questions for great prizes.

2018年7月10日 · 107.1/1450 WJSQ - WLAR is a broadcast Radio station from Athens, Tennessee, United States, providing news, Sports, Weather, Classic hits, Country and much more.

WJSQ WLAR, Athens, Tennessee. 12,137 likes · 205 talking about this · 111 were here. WJSQ 101.7 FM & WLAR 1450 AM & 95.1 FM is Athens Tennessee's hometown Radio Stations.

WLAR (1450 AM, "Athens Greatest Hits") is a radio station broadcasting the Classic Hits format from Westwood One. [2] Licensed to Athens, Tennessee, United States, the station is owned by Randall W. Sliger, and features programming from ABC News and Motor Racing Network. Beginning February 2012, WLAR began simulcasting on FM translator W235AZ ...

Listen to radio stations from Athens TN, from a wide variety of genres like Classics, Country, News, Scanner and Sports. Enjoy stations such as 101.7 WJSQ - WLAR, Wixie Radio - WYXI, McMinn County Fire and EMS, McMinn County Sheriff and more. Come find the top new songs, playlists, and music!

What does WLAR stand for? WLAR abbreviation. Define WLAR at AcronymFinder.com.

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WLAR (Channel 52) is a television station located in Orlando, Florida, serving as the flagship of the Freemax network. It is owned and operated by Freemax Corporation and maintains studios off Florida State Road 15 in downtown Orlando, co-located …

WLAR, 1450 went on the air in May of 1946, one of only two radio stations between Knoxville and Chattanooga.  This photo appeared in the Daily Post Athenian in 1946, and features Mr. Max Robinette, "chief announcer" of WLAR. It was taken in the brand new original studios on North Jackson St. in downtown Athens.Â

2021年7月17日 · On August 1, 1946, announcer C.C. (Chuck) Redfern, took the photo of the two GI poll watchers escaping Precinct 11 across the street. That night, as he gave the call sign and slogan of the station, "WLAR, The Friendly Voice of the Friendly City," gun shots could be heard in the background. As Redfern broadcast through the night, the Battle of ...