WVLG

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WVLG
City of license Wildwood, Florida
Broadcast area The Villages
Branding AM 640 Timeless Hits
Frequency 640 kHz
First air date 1986
Format Oldies / Easy listening
Power 930 watts (day)
860 watts (night)
Class B
Callsign meaning The ViLlaGes
Former callsigns WHOF
Affiliations Fox News Radio
Owner Village Communications[1]

WVLG (640 AM) is a radio station licensed to Wildwood, Florida.

WVLG broadcasts a mixed oldies and easy listening format, and is an affiliate of Fox News Radio.

WVLG is owned by Village Communications but was previously owned by and founded by Senior Broadcasting which was owned by developers of The Villages retirement community. As such, it has its main studio at The Villages' Spanish Springs Town Square, with an auxiliary studio at Lake Sumter Landing Market Square.

[edit] References

  1. ^ WVLG Sold by Senior Broadcasting to Village Communications

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