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WPDQ may refer to: WPDQ (FM), a radio station (91.3 FM) licensed to serve Scottsville, Kentucky, United States WRFM (FM), a radio station (103.9 FM) licensed
WPDQ
News/talk radio station in Jacksonville, Florida
It changed its call sign to WPDQ and was an ABC affiliate. Henderson Belk, a North Carolina businessman, purchased WPDQ in 1964 from Brush-Moore Newspapers
WBOB_(AM)
Radio station in Jacksonville, Florida
It was owned by Beck Broadcasting, which also owned AM 600 WPDQ (now WBOB). While WPDQ was a Top 40 station, WRLJ played beautiful music. A couple of
WJGL
Australian rock band
first American radio exposure was through Bill Bartlett at Jacksonville station WPDQ-FM/WAIV-FM in 1975. Two years later, they played their first concert there
AC/DC
Radio station in Scottsville, Kentucky, United States
WPDQ (91.3 FM) is a radio station licensed to serve the community of Scottsville, Kentucky. The station is owned by Southern Wabash Communications of Middle
WPDQ_(FM)
Radio station in Amherst, New York, United States
actually be traced back to 1925, with the founding of WPDQ in Kenmore, New York, a Buffalo suburb. WPDQ was owned by Hiram Turner and Nelson P. Baker (not
WUFO
Sports radio station in Jacksonville, Florida, United States
Genesis Communications, which changed the call sign to WJKF, and then to WPDQ, and switched the format to news/talk. The station carried a mix of local
WOKV_(AM)
Catholic radio station in Jacksonville, Florida
the higher-rated WAPE and WPDQ. DJs heard included Dick Blanchard, Brad "The Bad" Bradford, and Mike Davenport. WMBR and WPDQ switched frequencies (and
WQOP
1983 song by Lydia Murdock
Louis. In the South it was added to the playlists of WOIC in Columbia, WPDQ in Jacksonville, WVOL in Nashville and WWDM in Sumpter. Along with "Dr. Heckyll
Superstar (Lydia Murdock song)
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Television station in Jacksonville, Florida
radio station WJAX, and the Jacksonville Broadcasting Company, owner of WPDQ (600 AM). These groups had each obtained pre-freeze construction permits
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American sports announcer (1926–2000)
WCAV in Norfolk, Virginia (1948), WHSY in Hattiesburg, Mississippi (1949), WPDQ in Jacksonville, Florida (1949–50), WIOU in Kokomo, Indiana (1950–1951),
Rick_Weaver
Radio station in Beverly Beach, Florida, United States
Sister stations WAKX WBHU WNZF History First air date 1975 Former call signs WPDQ (1987–1989) WZAZ-FM (1989–1991) WJBT (1991–2008) WROO (2008–2009) Technical
WBHQ
Radio station in Drakesboro, Kentucky, United States
switched call letters with 91.3 FM in Scottsville, Kentucky, and became WPDQ. Those call letters returned to Scottsville in October 2021, and this facility
WRFM_(FM)
American newspaper group
television station, purchased in 1961, sold in 1963 to Springfield Television. WPDQ (Jacksonville, Florida). Sold in 1964 to Belk Broadcasting Co. Thomson Buys
Brush-Moore_Newspapers
Radio station in Jacksonville, Florida, United States
petition campaign on air. Picus acquired a station at 92.7 MHz, then with the WPDQ call sign, in 1989; the acquisition of the station, renamed WZAZ-FM, required
WZAZ
Company, Inc. Sports (FSR) WPBK 102.9 FM Crab Orchard Radioactive, LLC Variety WPDQ 91.3 FM Scottsville Southern Wabash Communications of Middle Tennessee, Inc
List of radio stations in Kentucky
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Radio station in Brentwood, Tennessee, United States
Southern Wabash Communications of Middle Tennessee, Inc. Sister stations WPDQ History First air date September 4, 1985; 40 years ago (1985-09-04) Former
WNSR
American baseball radio network
Gainesville Georgia WGGA relay WDDK 103.9 FM Greensboro Georgia Affiliate WPDQ 91.3 FM Greenville Kentucky Affiliate WKEU 1450 AM Griffin Georgia Affiliate
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American infotainer
first DJs to play AC/DC in the US after Bill Bartlett, program director of WPDQ FM/WAIV in Jacksonville, led the way. When available only as import albums
Tawn_Mastrey
American basketball executive (1927–2008)
WWNS. In 1960, Axelson left Georgia Southern to become sports director of WPDQ in Jacksonville, Florida. In 1961, Axelson became the publicity director
Joe_Axelson
American journalist (1942–2020)
Jacksonville Beach., Florida, and WMBR in Jacksonville, before moving to WPDQ in 1964. In 1966, he joined station WWDC in Washington, D.C. He was part
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station (103.3 FM) licensed to serve Boston, Massachusetts, United States WPDQ (FM), a radio station (91.3 FM) licensed to serve Scottsville, Kentucky,
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WPDA 106.1 FM Jeffersonville, New York WPDH 101.5 FM Poughkeepsie, New York WPDQ 91.3 FM Scottsville, Kentucky WPDT 105.1 FM Coward, South Carolina WPDX-FM
List of FM radio stations in the United States by call sign (initial letters WN–WP)
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American radio broadcasting company
commission opened a hearing into potential illegal Burden involvement at WPDQ in Jacksonville, Florida, with whose owner Burden held a management agreement
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station (790 AM) licensed to serve Ashland City, Tennessee, United States WPDQ (FM), a radio station (91.3 FM) licensed to serve Scottsville, Kentucky,
WNTC
FM radio frequency
WOLR in Lake City, Florida WOUB-FM in Athens, Ohio WPAR in Salem, Virginia WPDQ in Scottsville, Kentucky WPFG in Carlisle, Pennsylvania WQLN-FM in Erie,
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