570 WWRC, Bethesda, Maryland, which used the call sign WQQW from 1946 to 1951
1590 WQQW (Connecticut), Waterbury, Connecticut, which used the call sign from 1972 to its deletion in 1996
1510 WQQW (Illinois), Highland, Illinois, which used the call sign from 2009 to its deletion in 2020
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WQQW may refer to: 570 WWRC, Bethesda, Maryland, which used the call sign WQQW from 1946 to 1951 1590 WQQW (Connecticut), Waterbury, Connecticut, which...
January 2, 1946, the station first signed on as WQQW. It was powered at 1,000 watts and was owned by WQQW, Incorporated. Only two years later, an FM station...
oldies WJBM 1480 AM (Jerseyville), talk KFTK 1490 AM (East St. Louis), talk WQQW 1510 AM (Highland, Belleville), classic hits WBGZ 1570 AM (Alton), news/talk...
both stations "grandfathered" at 10 kW 1530 W1XBS to WBRY (later WTBY, then WQQW; now dark) up 60 1590 Since 1934 U.S. frequencies above 1500 had been allocated...
were valued at over $1 million. EMT's ownership interests also included WQQW (1510 AM) in Highland, Illinois, which was acquired in September 2006 from...
WWCO was sold to Winthrop Broadcasting, whose relatives owned Waterbury's WQQW (1590 AM; now silent). WWCO relocated from its longtime location on the Straits...
WERA 1590 in Plainfield, New Jersey, WLNG 1600 in Sag Harbor, New York, and WQQW 1590 in Waterbury, Connecticut. WWRL's signal could be better heard in the...
Trustee) Operator Insane Broadcasting Company Sister stations KQQZ, KFTK, WQQW History First air date April 5, 1922; 102 years ago (1922-04-05) Last air...
KQQZ—Fairview Heights, Illinois, KZQZ—St. Louis, KFTK—East St. Louis, Illinois and WQQW—Highland, Illinois; neither of those allocations received a bid. 30 Active...
KZQZ—St. Louis, KFTK-FM simulcast KFTK—East St. Louis, Illinois, and silent WQQW—Highland, Illinois. A prior FCC investigation revealed Bob Romanik—a convicted...
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