Diemazz

Twentieth century in fashion
Dale Arnold
milly quezada lyrics
Post World War II baby boom
Category:1931 births
1421
Ward (law)
Li Chongjun
Badi VII
WTPA
KLRZ
WYLL
Morris (comics)
Image:PentMinor mid
The 519 Church St Community Centre
CD40
WTAA
Arzhang
Toast, North Carolina
laurentian abyss
Category:Articles with topics of unclear notability from October 2008
Ancamna
CDEFGABC MID
Dreamspace
Film speed
André Campra
UAL Corporation
Chris Parks
Mya (singer)
Satellite television
WPUL
Austin Leslie
tna jeff hardy vs abyss videos
A Family at War
Asta Nielsen
Waddesdon Manor railway station
note News com au
Victor Manuelle
WTPL
frost wire
Alcohol and weight
ADGZ
Assebroek
Sassanians
Liu Wai Hung
Waistcoat
WXKR
Category:714 deaths


WROU
City of license West Carrollton, Ohio
Broadcast area Dayton
Branding 92.1 WROU
Slogan Dayton's R&B Leader
Frequency 92.1 (MHz)
First air date 1991
Format Urban Adult Contemporary
ERP 890 watts
Class A
Callsign meaning We aRe Ohio's U-92 (former branding)
Owner Main Line Broadasting
Sister stations WDHT, WGTZ, WING, WKSW
Website www.921wrou.com

WROU is an Urban Adult Contemporary radio station at 92.1 FM licensed in West Carrollton, Ohio serving the Dayton area and owned and operated by Main Line broadcasting.

History

WROU was founded by Hawes-Saunders in 1991 and was locally owned until Radio One purchased the station in 2003, after several years of resisting offers to sell the outlet. It was briefly known as WRNB after the sale but went back to the original calls a year later. WRNB was originally at 96.9 FM licensed to Troy as satellite-formatted "Solid Gold Soul" and was at one time the sister station to WROU which is now Contemporary Christian formatted WOKL "K-LOVE" a repeater of KLOV in Winchester, OR. The WRNB calls are now used for Radio One's Urban AC FM station in Philadelphia. The Tom Joyner Morning Show can be heard on WROU weekdays 6-10am

On May 17, 2007 Philadelphia-based Main Line Broadcasting announced the acquisition of Radio One's stations in the Dayton and Louisville market areas[1]. Main Line took over the Dayton stations on September 14, 2007[2].

References

  1. ^ News article of Main Line's purchase of Dayton and Louisville station clusters from Radio One (Radio-Online, May 17, 2007)
  2. ^ From Radio-Online (September 14, 2007)

External links

v • d • e
Radio stations in the Dayton, Ohio market
By FM frequency
88.1 • 88.9 • 89.5 • 89.5 • 89.9 • 90.3 • 91.3 • 92.1 • 92.9 • 93.7 • 94.5 • 94.9 • 95.3 • 95.7 • 96.5 • 96.9 • 97.7 • 98.1 • 98.3 • 99.1 • 99.9 • 100.7 • 101.7 • 102.9 • 103.5 • 103.9 • 104.7 • 105.9 • 106.5 • 106.9 • 107.7
By AM frequency
700 • 910 • 980 • 1110 • 1130 • 1210 • 1290 • 1340 • 1410 • 1500 • 1570 • 1600
By callsign
WBZI • WCDR • WCSU • WDAO • WDHT • WDKF • WDPG • WDPR • WDPS • WDSJ • WEDI • WEEC • WFCJ • WFTK • WGNZ • WGRR • WGTZ • WHIO • WHIO-FM • WHKO • WING • WIZE • WKET • WKSW • WLQT • WLW • WMMX • WOKL • WONE • WPFB • WPFB-FM • WPTW • WQRP • WROU • WSWO • WTUE • WUDR • WULM • WWSU • WXEG • WYGY • WYSO • WZLR

Ohio Radio Markets: Akron • Canton • Cincinnati • Cleveland • Columbus • Dayton • Lima • Marietta • Toledo • Youngstown-Warren

Other Ohio Radio Regions: Ashtabula • Ironton • Mid-Ohio • Sandusky

See also: List of radio stations in Ohio
Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WROU-FM"
search:

Site Map: RSS 2.0

Recent Searches: WROU
Bereishit (parsha)
Cyathea alderwereltii
Film speed
Matthew Cheung
Belted plaid
WT05
Category:Fasting
Below the Waste
031218719X

Related Pages: