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WHFI
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Lindside, West Virginia;
Broadcast area	Peterstown, West Virginia; Union, West Virginia; Monroe County, West Virginia
Frequency	106.7 MHz
Branding	"Classic Hits 106"
Programming
Format	Oldies/Classic rock
Ownership
Owner	Monroe County Board of Education
History
First air date	1990
Technical information
Class	A
Power	3,000 Watts
Links
Website	WHFI Online

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WHFI is an Oldies/Classic rock formatted broadcast radio station licensed to Lindside, West Virginia, serving Union and Monroe County, West Virginia. WHFI is owned and operated by the Monroe County Board of Education.

Aside from its Oldies and Classic Rock format, WHFI broadcasts sporting events for James Monroe High School.

WHFI's studios are located at the Monroe County Technical School in Lindside.

This article about a radio station in West Virginia is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.

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 ==Programming==
-Aside from its [[Oldies]] and [[Classic Rock]] format, WHFI broadcasts sporting events for [[Monroe County, West Virginia|Monroe County]]'s James Monroe High School.
+Aside from its [[Oldies]] and [[Classic Rock]] format, WHFI broadcasts sporting events for James Monroe High School.<!-- LEAVE THIS ALONE..I KNOW WHAT I'M DOING LET THE LOCAL PEOPLE MAINTAIN THIS PAGE. --~~~~ -->
 ==Studios==