WCFB-FM 94.5 "Young Country" Daytona Beach

WCFB-FM 94.5
Daytona Beach

Original Call Letters: WNDB

Originally Licensed: Mar 1947

Original City of License: Daytona Beach

Original Frequency: 94.5

Origin of Call Letters:

Original Power: 44,000 watts

Original Location:

Original Format: Urban Adult Contemporary

Network Affiliation(s):

ABC

Owner(s):	1947-Daytona Beach News Journal
	1972-Quality Broadcasting, Inc. (co-owned with WDNJ-FM 94.5, Daytona Beach)
	1977-Broadcast Management Corp.
	1982-Root Communications
	1992-New City Communications
	1996-Black Crow Broadcasting, Inc.
	1997-Cox Broadcasting

History Of Call Letters and Formats:	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"

WCFB History
1992-''B94.5,'' moves from Daytona Beach to John Young Parkway in Orlando, where NewCity Communications' is headquartered which is also the home of WWKA-FM 92.3 and WDBO-AM 580. WCFB was targeted to a younger audience than NewCity's other country station WWKA-FM 92.3 "K92". The format was known as "Young Country".
Marc Tyll adds to the history of WCFB.
"Young Country 94.5" debuted under the call letters WCFB in 1992, keeping that format until it was dropped in favor of programming adult urban contemporary as "Star 94.5", keeping the WCFB call letters.