WLVF-AM 930
Haines City

Original Call Letters: WHAN

Originally Licensed: Sep 9, 1960

Original City of  License: Haines City

Original Frequency: 930 

Origin of Call Letters: 

Original Power: 500 watts daytime

Original Location: 110 Scenic Highway 

Original Format: Religious                                                                                (Old Polk Hotel) Landmark Baptist College


Network Affiliation(s):


Owner(s):
1960-Haines City Broadcasters, Inc.
1969-Radio Central, Inc. 
1974-Ed and Betty Shadburne
1979-David King & Robert Yesbek
1984-The Law Family
1986-Landmark Baptist Church

History Of Call Letters and Formats:
WHAN-1960-Block Programming/Variety
WFXI-1979-Oldies-"Solid Gold Radio  "Golden 93"
WTHN-1984-Oldies
WLVF-1986-Religious  "We're Landmark's Voice of Faith"  "The Inspiration Station"


WLVF History
The history of  WLVF begins as WHAN-AM 930.  In January of 1971, Pastor Mickey Carter began to broadcast a Bible question and answer time for fifteen minutes each Sunday morning on oldies station WTHN-AM 930.  In 1973 Pastor Carter began broadcasting the morning worship service of the Landmark Baptist Church. In 1997 Landmark Baptist Church purchased the old Polk Hotel (earlier known as the Palm Crest Hotel original home of WGTO-AM 540). 


Names In WLVF History

Jonathon Marshall

Steve Carter-Mornings/Program Director

Matthew Marshall

Jay Lewis-General Manager

Steven Carter-Program Director

Phil Stringer

Randy Daniel-Station Manager 

Travis Lane-Music Director

Kevin Campbell


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