WAIR

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WAIR

City of license	Lake City, Michigan
Broadcast area	[1]
Branding	Smile FM
Slogan	Michigan's Positive Hits
First air date	December, 2004
Frequency	104.9 MHz
Format	Religious; Contemporary Christian
Power	1,600 watts
Class	A
Affiliations	Smile FM
Owner	Superior Communications
Webcast	[2]
Website	http://www.smile.fm/

WAIR, owned by Superior Communications, began broadcasting in 2004 at a frequency of 104.9 MHz after funds to build the station were raised by local churches. Programming for the station is provided by WLGH-FM, the lead station for Smile FM, a network of contemporary Christian stations.

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