WBSZ

WBSZ
Westwood One
Ownership
Owner	Heartland Communications Group, LLC
Sister stations	WATW, WJJH, WNXR
History
First air date	July 25, 1994
Technical information
Facility ID	24084
Class	C1
ERP	71,000 watts
HAAT	75 meters
Transmitter coordinates	46°34′25.00″N 90°51′56.00″W / 46.5736111°N 90.8655556°W / 46.5736111; -90.8655556
Links
Webcast	Listen Live
Website	www.wbszfm.com

WBSZ (93.3

Westwood One.^[1] It serves Ashland and Bayfield

Its studios and transmitter are located at 2320 Ellis Avenue in Ashland, along with its sister stations.

References

call letters		KDKE - Superior/Duluth MN WACD – Antigo WATQ – Chetek WATW - Ashland WAXX – Eau Claire WBFM – Sheboygan WBKY – Stoughton WBOG - Tomah WBSZ – Ashland WCOW-FM – Sparta WCQM – Park Falls WCUB – Two Rivers WCWB – Marathon WCYE – Three Lakes WDDC – Portage WDEZ – Wausau WDKF – Sturgeon Bay WDLS – Wisconsin Dells WDMP-FM – Dodgeville WEKZ – Monroe WFON - Fond du Lac WGEE – New London WGEZ - Beloit WGLR-FM – Lancaster WGXI - Plymouth/WCLB - Sheboygan WHDG – Rhinelander WHIT – Madison WHSM-FM - Hayward WHTL-FM – Whitehall WIGM - Medford WIRI - Nekoosa WIXK – New Richmond WJMC-FM – Rice Lake WJMQ – Clintonville WJVL – Janesville WKCH - Whitewater WLDY - Ladysmith WLTU - Manitowoc WMAD – Sauk City WMBZ – West Bend WMIL-FM – Waukesha WNCY-FM – Neenah-Menasha WNFM – Reedsburg WOCO – Oconto WOKY – Milwaukee WPKR – Omro WPLT – Spooner WQCC – La Crosse WQPC – Prairie du Chien WQRB – Bloomer WRCO-FM - Richland Center WRDN – Durand WRJC – Mauston WRLU – Algoma WSCM – Baldwin WSLD – Whitewater WTCH – Shawano WTMB – Tomah WVRE – Dickeyville WVRQ-FM – Viroqua WVTY - Racine WWQM-FM – Middleton WXCX - Siren WYTE – Marshfield
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