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- WTRV abstract "WTRV (100.5 FM, "The River") is a radio station broadcasting a soft, gold-leaning adult contemporary format. The station is licensed to Walker, Michigan, and serves the Grand Rapids, Michigan market. Its signal can be heard as far south as Otsego, Michigan, far east as Ionia, Michigan, and as far north as Fremont, MichiganFor the first decade or so of its existence as WTRV, the station featured a MOR/soft AC format featuring a mix of soft oldies and selected more recent songs, from artists such as Carpenters, Barry Manilow and Barbra Streisand who were no longer played on competitor and former easy listening station WOOD-FM 105.7. WTRV now features a softer, gold-leaning version of the Mainstream AC format formerly heard on sister station 95.7 WLHT, which has shifted to Hot AC since 2009. At the beginning of 2015, the station scaled back on current/recurrent music and added more softer gold tracks dating back to the 1970s, resulting in selected previously dropped tracks by artists such as the Carpenters and Manilow being re-added into rotation. The station's sound now resembles that of gold-based soft AC stations such as WFEZ in Miami, Florida and KIFM in San Diego, California.100.5 FM went on the air in 1993 with the WQFN calls. For several years, it was co-owned with Christian broadcaster WFUR and operated out of the WFUR studios. Originally WQFN was a fully automated adult contemporary station, soon flipping to Smooth Jazz fed via satellite from Jones Radio Networks. The smooth jazz format was a moderate ratings success. In 1997, the station was sold and converted to its current call sign and the MOR format, which stood for over a decade. WTRV aired Delilah's syndicated nighttime love-songs show for a time until it moved to sister station WLHT and later to what is now WSRW-FM.The current WTRV on-air lineup includes Andy Rent mornings, Matt Milhouse middays, program director Tom Cook (also PD of Channel 95-7) afternoons, and John Tesh evenings. The station is automated during overnights. Former air talents include Kim Carson (a veteran of Detroit radio, now doing her popular weekend "Faith, Hope and Love Songs" program of contemporary Christian music on WJQK), Gene Parker, Chuck Latour, and Wendy Reed (now midday host at Channel 95-7). The station formerly aired Casey Kasem's American Top 40 - The '80s on Saturday evenings; that program is now heard Sundays on sister station WFGR.WTRV was the first station in the Grand Rapids market to switch to a format of continuous Christmas music between Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. However, in 2007, the station opted to continue with its normal format, with Christmas music mixed in, for the holiday season, while sister hot adult contemporary station WLHT-FM went all-Christmas (which it had never done before) to compete with WOOD-FM. In 2010, the station returned to an all-Christmas music format for the holiday season due to the rebranding of sister adult top 40 station WLHT-FM.".
- WTRV alias "100.5 The River".
- WTRV broadcastArea Grand_Rapids,_Michigan.
- WTRV broadcastStationClass "A".
- WTRV callsignMeaning "The RiVer".
- WTRV city Walker,_Michigan.
- WTRV facilityId "72529".
- WTRV formerCallsign "WQFN (9/20/91-6/26/98)".
- WTRV frequency "1.005E8".
- WTRV licensee "Townsquare Media of Grand Rapids, Inc.".
- WTRV owner Townsquare_Media.
- WTRV programmeFormat Adult_contemporary_music.
- WTRV sisterStation WFGR.
- WTRV sisterStation WGRD-FM.
- WTRV sisterStation WLHT-FM.
- WTRV sisterStation WNWZ.
- WTRV slogan ""Lite and Relaxing"".
- WTRV webcast regentplayer.html.
- WTRV wikiPageExternalLink rivergrandrapids.com.
- WTRV wikiPageExternalLink regentplayer.html.
- WTRV wikiPageExternalLink wtrv.html.
- WTRV wikiPageID "10921929".
- WTRV wikiPageLength "4623".
- WTRV wikiPageOutDegree "53".
- WTRV wikiPageRevisionID "682925844".
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink 2009_in_radio.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink 2010_in_radio.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink Adult_Top_40.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink Adult_contemporary.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink Adult_contemporary_music.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink Adult_top_40.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink American_Top_40.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink Andy_Rent.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink Barbra_Streisand.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink Barry_Manilow.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink Carpenters.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink Carpentry.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink Casey_Kasem.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink Category:Adult_contemporary_radio_stations_in_the_United_States.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink Category:Radio_stations_established_in_1991.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink Category:Radio_stations_in_Michigan.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink Category:Townsquare_Media_radio_stations.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink Christmas_music.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink Contemporary_Christian.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink Contemporary_Christian_music.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink Delilah_(radio_host).
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink Delilah_Rene.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink Easy_listening.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink File:WTRV-FM.jpg.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink Fremont,_Michigan.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink Grand_Rapids,_Michigan.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink Hertz.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink Hot_AC.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink Hot_adult_contemporary.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink Ionia,_Michigan.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink John_Tesh.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink Jones_Radio_Networks.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink KIFM.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink MHz.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink Miami.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink Miami,_Florida.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink Middle_of_the_road_(music).
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink Otsego,_Michigan.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink Radio_station.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink San_Diego.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink San_Diego,_California.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink Smooth_Jazz.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink Smooth_jazz.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink Soft_AC.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink Townsquare_Media.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink WFEZ.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink WFEZ_(FM).
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink WFGR.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink WFUR_(AM).
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink WGRD-FM.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink WJQK.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink WLHT.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink WLHT-FM.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink WNWZ.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink Walker,_Michigan.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLink Watt.
- WTRV wikiPageWikiLinkText "WTRV".
- WTRV airdate "1991".
- WTRV area Grand_Rapids,_Michigan.
- WTRV branding "100.5".
- WTRV callsignMeaning "The RiVer".
- WTRV city Walker,_Michigan.
- WTRV class "A".
- WTRV erp "3000".
- WTRV facilityId "72529".
- WTRV format Adult_contemporary_music.
- WTRV format Soft_AC.
- WTRV formerCallsigns "WQFN".
- WTRV frequency "100.5".
- WTRV haat "100".
- WTRV hasPhotoCollection WTRV.
- WTRV licensee "Townsquare Media of Grand Rapids, Inc.".
- WTRV name "WTRV".
- WTRV owner Townsquare_Media.
- WTRV sisterStations WFGR.