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Original Call Letters: WNDB |
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Originally Licensed: Mar 1947 |
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Original City of License: Daytona
Beach |
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Original Frequency: 94.5 |
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Original Power: 44,000 watts |
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Original Format: Urban Adult Contemporary |
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ABC |
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1947-Daytona Beach News Journal |
| 1972-Quality Broadcasting, Inc. | |
| 1977-Root Communications | |
| 1992-New City Communications | |
| 1997-Cox Broadcasting |
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WNDB-1948-Beautiful Music |
| WDNJ-1972-Beautiful Music (Bonneville's "Just Beautiful Music") | |
| WWLV-1988-Soft Adult Contemporary "Love 94.5" | |
| WWLV-1990-Adult Contemporary | |
| WCFB-1992-Country "B94.5" | |
| WCFB-1995-Urban Adult "Star 94.5" "Star 94 Today's R&B and Classic Soul" |
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| Annie Sommers (Mari Ann Sollom)-1992-1997-Afternoons-Cox Radio In Memory |
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 Eric "Hollywood" Davis-2:30-7PM |
 Bruce B-Box-7PM-Midnight |
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Max Johnson-Community Beat-6:30-7AM Weekends |
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Michelle Wright-News Director |
| DJ Kyle LaRue |
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Madelyne Woods-News/Community Affairs Director |
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Steve Fluker-Director of Engineering for Cox Radio/Orlando |
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Jerry D. Fenner-Production Director |
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On February 2, 2007 WCFB-FM's tower was destroyed by a tornado that
struck on the Lake/Volusia County line.
