Original Call Letters: WXIV

Originally Licensed: Oct 25,1962  

Original City of License: Windermere  

Original Frequency: 1480

Origin of Call Letters: 

Original Power: 1,000 Watts daytime/71 Watts nighttime 

Original Location: 

Original Format: Religious

Network Affiliation(s):

CBN

Florida News Network

Owner(s):

1962-Orange County Broadcasting Co.

History Of Formats and Call Letters:

WVCF History
1991-New owners Juan Nreves and P. Solero of Apopka took control of the financially troubled station and began broadcasting Spanish-language Christian music from noon until the station's evening sign-off. WVCF which is Orlando's oldest Christian radio station, will continue to broadcast English-language programming from 6 a.m. to noon and to air roughly eight hours of Haitian programming on weekends. The station's new owners plan to upgrade the station's signal and work toward taking WVCF to a 24-hour broadcast, said general manager Wayne Burdick.

Names In WVCF History

Wilfrid Meloon In Memory

Other Programs In WVCF History

''Florida Citrus Mutual Calling''-a five-minute radio program produced weekly by Florida Citrus Mutual. The host is Mutual Manager of Public Affairs Ernie Neff.

"The Best Years"-Actress Helen Hayes probably is best remembered for her lifetime of work on Broadway and in films. A series of two-minute commentaries.