WRHS It is a " Class A " radio station. The studio and tower were co-located. In , the call letters were changed to WBEY and the format changed to country. The station was known as Bay Country In early , Vision Broadcasting purchased The WHVY call letters and format were moved from low-power night-time-only non-commercial The studio was moved to Annapolis with a secondary studio maintained at the transmitter site.
The station also increased its power to 6, watts from a new tower about 4 miles east of the original tower location. Empire Broadcasting System acquired the station in The official music format for WRNR-FM was adult album alternative , but the station added a lot to that format musically with deep tracks of classic rock , new alternative rock , vintage alternative rock, reggae , roots rock , and more.
They are credited as one of the radio stations that helped launch the bands " Wilco " and many others. Peter and John took over all broadcast operations of the station the following day.
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