WLVQ

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WLVQ
Image:Qfm96.jpg
Broadcast area Columbus, Ohio
Branding Q-FM 96
Slogan Ohio's Best Rock
First air date February 14, 1977
Frequency 96.3 (MHz)
Format Rock
ERP 18,000 watts
Class B
Owner Wilks Broadcasting
Website www.qfm96.com

WLVQ is an FM radio station in Columbus, Ohio, United States, broadcasting on 96.3 MHz. Its brand identifier is Ohio's Best Rock, QFM 96. WLVQ is currently owned by Wilks Broadcasting and plays mainly album-oriented rock.

The current WLVQ began operations in 1959 as WTVN-FM and used those call letters until 1966, at which time the station became WBUK and started playing adult contemporary. The station switched formats and started playing "Beautiful Music" (easy listening) in 1969. The station reverted to the WTVN-FM call letters in 1974, but continued to play "Beautiful Music."

The station adopted its current identity on February 14, 1977. The first song they played was; 'New Kid In Town' by The Eagles.

WTVN (AM) still exists, but is owned by Clear Channel Communications, and is no longer affiliated with WLVQ. WLVQ was operated by Clear Channel for a number of years before its sale to Infinity Broadcasting (now CBS Radio). In October 2006 CBS announced an agreement to sell the station to Wilks Broadcast Group, LLC. In December 2006, Wilks Broadcasting took over WLVQ via a local marketing agreement. They wasted no time making changes, quickly firing PD Dave Cooper and midday host Dave Man. Chris Thomas was promoted to program director.

WLVQ airs the Wags & Elliott morning show. Other popular personalities include The Joe Show and Archie.

  • Dave Man
  • Tom Teuber
  • Pat Still
  • John Fisher
  • Beth Kepple
  • Tim Smith
  • Steve Kerrigan
  • Bill Pugh
  • Wendy Steele
  • Mark Munch Bishop
  • Fran Kovac
  • J.J.Jeffries
  • Jo Robinson
  • Lee Randall
  • Brent Bodhi Ebright
  • Mike Eiland
  • Sue Wiggins
  • Buzz Knight
  • Steve Runner
  • Russell Carey
  • Sky Walker
  • Dave Lawrence
  • Gail Hogan
  • Barry Katz
  • Curt Boster

FM Radio Stations in the Columbus, Ohio Market (Arbitron #37)

By Frequency: 87.7¹ | 88.1 | 88.7 | 89.7 | 90.5 | 91.5 | 92.3 | 93.3 | 94.7 | 95.5 | 96.3 | 97.1 | 97.9 | 98.9 | 99.7 | 101.1 | 101.5 | 102.3 | 103.1 | 103.5 | 103.9 | 104.3 | 104.9 | 105.7 | 106.3 | 106.7 | 107.1 | 107.5 | 107.9

By Callsign: WBNS | WBWR | WBZX | WCBE | WCDR | WCKX | WCOL | WCVO | WHKC | WHOK | WJYD | WJZA | WJZK | WLVQ | WLZT | WNCI | WNKK | WOBN | WODB | WOSB | WOSU | WSNY | WSYX | WTDA | WUFM | WVKO | WWCD | WXMG

¹ Audio for TV channel 6 (ABC)

See also: Columbus (FM) (AM)

Ohio Radio Markets

Akron (FM) (AM) | Cincinnati (FM) (AM) | Cleveland (FM) (AM) | Columbus (FM) (AM) | Dayton (FM) (AM) | Canton (FM) (AM) | Lima | Marietta | Sandusky (FM) (AM) | Toledo | Youngstown (FM) (AM)

See also: List of radio stations in Ohio and List of United States radio markets
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