WFLN

WCXS is a commercial radio station in Arcadia, Florida, broadcasting on 1480 AM with a classic country format. The station previously ran a slate of syndicated talk programing including Doug Stephan, Todd Starnes and Sean Hannity, as well as the shows of financial councilor Dave Ramsey and News/Talk Personality Tom Sullivan, and hourly news updates from CBS Radio News. Weekends featured a combination of news and do it yourself programming.

WCXS
CityArcadia, Florida
BrandingClassic Country 104.5
SloganBangin' the Twang
Frequency1480 kHz
Translator(s)104.5 W283DB (Arcadia)
First air dateSeptember 3, 1955 (as WAPG)
FormatClassic country
Power1,000 watts day
131 watts night[1]
ClassD
Facility ID72688
Former call signsWAPG (1955-1990)
WOKD (1990-1992)
WKGF (1992-1999)
WZTK (1999-2004)
WFLN (2004-2020)
OwnerFlorini Broadcasting LLC
WebcastListen Live
Websiteclassiccountry1045.com

History

The call sign WFLN was originally assigned in 1949 to a Philadelphia FM radio station located at 95.7 MHz.[2] In 1956, WFLN (900 kHz) was started as a simulcast of the FM programming. WFLN was sold in 1985 and became WDVT. WFLN-FM continued operations until 1997 when it was sold, changed format and was renamed WXXM. Today, this station is identified by the call sign WBEN-FM. The Philadelphia WFLN was primarily a classical music station.

In May 2020 WFLN changed their format from news/talk to classic country, branded as "Classic Country 104.5", under new WCXS calls.[3]

References
  1. "WFLN". Radio Years.com. Retrieved 29 December 2010.
  3. Classic Country Comes to Arcadia Radioinsight - June 9, 2020

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