WFIN

WFIN
Findlay, Ohio;
Frequency	1330 kHz
Branding	1330 95.5 WFIN
Programming
Format	Talk radio/Sports radio
Affiliations	ABC Radio; Agri Broadcast Network; Cleveland Indians Radio Network; Fox Sports Radio; NBC Sports Radio; Ohio State IMG Sports Network
Ownership
Owner	Blanchard River Broadcasting Company
Sister stations	WKXA-FM, WBUK
History
First air date	December 15, 1941
Call sign meaning	Findlay
Technical information
Facility ID	5848
Class	D
Power	1,000 watts day; 79 watts night
Transmitter coordinates	41°0′30.00″N 83°38′7.00″W / 41.0083333°N 83.6352778°W
Translator(s)	W238CX/Findlay, 95.5 MHz
Links
Webcast	listen live
Website	wfin.com

WFIN (1330 AM) is a radio station broadcasting a Talk radio format. Licensed to Findlay, Ohio, United States, the station is currently owned by Blanchard River Broadcasting Company, which is owned by The Findlay Publishing Company.

History

WFIN first went on the air December 15, 1941, under the ownership of Findlay Radio Company, headed by Cloyce W. Oxley, who also served as the station's general manager. Studios and offices were located at 500 1/2 South Main Street in downtown Findlay. The station operated at its current frequency and daytime power, but with no nighttime authorization.

In September 1949, WFIN was sold to Findlay Publishing Company. R.L. Heminger was the company president, and Harold Heminger was named general manager. In 1957, studios and offices were moved to the second floor of 101 West Sandusky Street.

In late 1987, the FCC granted limited nighttime power parameters for Class III Regional stations, including WFIN. The following year, WFIN began broadcasting with nighttime power of 79 watts, as it continues to do today.

Studios and offices were moved in 1993 to a new, state of the art facility on Lake Cascades Parkway in Findlay. Concurrent with the studio move was the formation of Blanchard River Broadcasting Company, the new licensee set up as a subsidiary company of Findlay Publishing Company. WFIN and its sister stations remain there today.

FM Translator

WFIN also has an FM translator, W238CX, to extend the coverage of the main AM station; it also provides the listener the ability to listen on the FM band, providing high fidelity stereophonic sound.