WCWV

WCWV
City Summersville, West Virginia
Broadcast area East-Central West Virginia
Branding Nick 92.9
Slogan All The Hits
Frequency 92.9 MHz
First air date March 13, 1983
Format Contemporary Hit Radio
Power 11,000 watts
HAAT 274 meters
Class B
Facility ID 54368
Transmitter coordinates 38°21′37.0″N 80°38′49.0″W / 38.360278°N 80.646944°W / 38.360278; -80.646944
Callsign meaning W Central West Virginia
Owner Summit Media Broadcasting, LLC
Sister stations WDBS, WKQV, WAFD, WVBD, WSGB, WVAR
Webcast WCWV Webstream
Website WCWV Online

WCWV is a Contemporary Hit Radio formatted broadcast radio station licensed to Summersville, West Virginia, serving East-Central West Virginia. WCWV is owned and operated by Summit Media Broadcasting, LLC.

History and Programming

When it began on March 13, 1983, WCWV was the only Adult Contemporary station in Nicholas County, West Virginia and used the moniker "C-93 FM". The station played music from a prerecorded/semi-live track broadcast from another location which was also being played on multiple other small local radio stations in southern West Virginia and other areas. On Sundays the station turned its airwaves over to local churches for playing of praise, hymnal songs, and sermons. WCWV-FM broadcasts West Virginia University football and basketball games as well as football and some basketball games from Nicholas County High School.

In October 2006, the station changed its format to a Southern Gospel format, with its Sunday morning schedule devoted to local churches for songs and sermons. In 2013, the station switched back to the Adult Contemporary format, playing a variety of 1970s, 1980s, 1990s and today's music.

On May 2, 2014, after being recently acquired by Summit Media Broadcasting from R-S Broadcasting Company, Inc., WCWV flipped to it current Contemporary Hit Radio format as Nick 92.9.[1]

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