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106 WCOD has broadcast adult contemporary music from Hyannis, Massachusetts since 1967, making it one of the oldest FM signals on Cape Cod through three different ownership groups.
Radio Dulce launched in La Ligua, Chile in 2006, naming itself after the town's famous pastries before growing into a regional network spanning roughly 14 frequencies and three Chilean regions.
105'5 Spreeradio now plays 80s-to-today hits for Berlin, but it launched in 1994 as "Radio 50plus," a station built for listeners over fifty, before two rebrands shaped it into today's adult contemporary format.
Power FM 103.1 is Ballarat's contemporary hit station, once known for turning the city pink in a 2009 campaign to lure singer Pink to town while raising money for cancer research at Sovereign Hill.
Energy 95.3 in Hamilton, Ontario launched in 1976 as a beautiful music station and cycled through nearly every format Canadian radio offers before settling into its current hot adult contemporary sound under Corus Entertainment.
104.9 myFM in Pembroke, Ontario grew out of a small Ottawa Valley broadcasting company that turned a single 2004 license into one of Canada's fastest-growing regional radio groups.
Delilah has spent four decades pairing listener stories with the perfect song, building one of American radio's most enduring nighttime programs.
Chemist Warehouse Remix is a hosted adult contemporary radio station launched by ARN and Chemist Warehouse in 2018, broadcasting live news, sport and music simultaneously across DAB+, iHeartRadio and the speakers of hundreds of Australian pharmacy stores.
107.5 Bolt FM became Humboldt, Saskatchewan's first-ever radio station in 2011, and its close ties to the local Broncos hockey team turned a routine broadcast partnership into something the whole town still carries.
Magic 97.9 plays soft adult contemporary in Boise today, but the frequency spent three decades as a dominant country station and began in 1960 under a broadcaster owned by the LDS Church.
Wow 101.1 FM traces back to a 1942 AM concession in Mexico's Comarca Lagunera, changing names three times in six months in 2020 and 2021 before settling into its current English classic hits format.
CIGO-FM, 101.5 The Hawk, survived a receivership in its first decade before becoming the first Nova Scotia station to flip from AM to FM in 2000, broadcasting from Port Hawkesbury across the causeway that connects Cape Breton Island to the mainland.
