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Original Call Letters: WRMF |
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Originally Licensed: 1968 |
Original City of License: Titusville |
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Original Frequency: 98.3 |
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Origin of Call Letters: "Space Coast Florida" |
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Original Power: 3,000 watts |
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Original Location: |
Original Format: Adult |
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Owner(s): |
1968-WRMF, Inc. |
| 1990-Sage Broadcasting | |
| 1991-SBC Technologies Inc. | |
| 1992-Southern Starr Limited Partnership ($3.5 million) | |
| 1993-Robert F.X. Sillerman | |
| 1996-SFX Broadcasting, Inc. | |
| 1997-Southern Star Limited Partnership | |
| 1998-Capstar Broadcasting Company | |
| 1998-Clear Channel | |
| 2000-Mega Communications | |
| 2007-Entravision Communications Corporation ($23.75 million) | |
| 2010-Univision |
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WRMF-1968-Soft Adult Contemporary |
| WRMF-1972-MOR/50% WRMF-AM | |
| WRMF-1979-Beautiful Music | |
| WAJX-1979-AOR | |
| WSCF-1986-Adult Pop "Memory Music" | |
| WGNE-1989-Country "Great 98" (moved to 98.3) | |
| WNUE-2000-Spanish Top 40 "La Nueva Mega" | |
| WNUE-2010-Spanish Adult Hits "Jose FM" | |
| WNUE-2012-Caribbean Salsa |
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Names In WSCF History |
| Patrick Dollins-Fri-overnights/Sun-afternoons/Fill-ins-Southern Star |