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WGDN-FM
Broadcast area[1]
Frequency103.1 MHz
Branding103 Country
Programming
FormatCountry
AffiliationsWGDN
Ownership
OwnerApple Broadcasting Company
History
First air date
February 7, 1979
Former call signs
WGMM (6/1/78-2/9/87)
Call sign meaning
GlaDwiN, Michigan
Technical information[1]
Licensing authority
FCC
Facility ID2484
ClassC3
ERP11,500 watts
HAAT148 meters (486 ft)
Links
Public license information
WebcastListen Live
Website103country.com

WGDN-FM (103.1 FM, 103 Country) is an American radio station broadcasting a country music format in Gladwin, Michigan owned by Apple Broadcasting Company.

History

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Beginnings

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Licensed to Gladwin, Michigan, it first began broadcasting on February 7, 1979 under the call sign WGMM, which stood for "Gladwin's Music Machine".

The station's original format was adult contemporary music, which continued until the switch to country in the early 1990s (well after the calls changed to WGDN-FM).

For more on this station's early history, see WGDN (AM).

WGDN-FM's coverage area includes the Gladwin, Mount Pleasant, Clare, Standish, West Branch and Houghton Lake areas, with a listenable signal westward to Big Rapids and east to Bay City.

WGDN-FM Today

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WGDN - popularly referred to as 103Country. The name says it all: 103 Country: The location on the FM dial and the style of music. 103.1 FM features classic country programming on weekends, and Country gospel music on Sundays from Noon till 4 pm. The station reaches most of 17 central Michigan counties. 24 hours per day. Apple Broadcasting Company, Inc also operates 1350 AM and 96.5 FM (The Northern Light). This station is a mixture of Southern Gospel / Country Gospel and 1980's Contemporary Christian music. Primary service area is Gladwin and Ogemaw Counties.

References

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43°57′14″N 84°32′56″W / 43.954°N 84.549°W / 43.954; -84.549


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