WWQA - Wikipedia

WWQA
Albany, Georgia
Broadcast area	Albany GA area
Frequency	90.7 MHz
Branding	The Life FM
Programming
Format	Southern Gospel
Affiliations	The Life FM
Ownership
Owner	The Power Foundation
History
First air date	1987-11-30 (as WGNP)
Former call signs	WGNP (1987–2002) WWXC (2002–2008) WWVO (2008–2014)
Technical information^[1]
Licensing authority	FCC
Facility ID	36447
Class	A
ERP	5,500 watts
HAAT	93 meters (305 ft)
Transmitter coordinates	31°38′42.00″N 84°21′15.00″W / 31.6450000°N 84.3541667°W / 31.6450000; -84.3541667
Links
Public license information	Public file LMS
Webcast	Listen Live
Website	https://thelifefm.com/georgia/

WWQA (90.7 FM) is a Christian radio station broadcasting a Southern gospel format as an affiliate of The Life FM. Licensed to Albany, Georgia, United States, the station serves the Albany area. The station is currently owned by The Power Foundation.^[2]

History

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The station went on the air as WGNP on November 30, 1987. On December 31, 2002, the station changed its call sign to WWXC, on March 4, 2008, to WWVO, and on October 30, 2014, to the current WWQA.^[3]

References

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^ "Facility Technical Data for WWQA". Licensing and Management System. Federal Communications Commission.
^ "WWQA Facility Record". United States Federal Communications Commission, audio division.
^ "WWQA Call Sign History". United States Federal Communications Commission, audio division.

External links

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Facility details for Facility ID 36447 (WWQA) in the FCC Licensing and Management System
WWQA in Nielsen Audio's FM station database

Radio stations in the Albany metropolitan area including Southwest Georgia

By AM frequency

By FM frequency

LPFM	92.7 93.1 101.3
Translators	99.3 100.9 102.5

By call sign

Defunct

Nearby regions: Central Georgia; Columbus; Dothan; Macon; Tallahassee; Valdosta

See also: List of radio stations in Georgia

v t e Religious radio stations in the state of Georgia
Stations	WAFT – Valdosta WAKL – Gainesville WAQA – Morganton WASW – Waycross WATY – Folkston WAWH – Dublin WAWS – Claxton WAYR-FM – Brunswick WAYT – Thomasville WBDX – Trenton WBFC – Boynton WBGP – Moultrie WBIB-FM – Forsyth WBJY – Americus WBKG – Macon WBLY-LP – Sycamore WCCV – Cartersville WCDG – Dahlonega WDCY – Douglasville WDDO – Perry WDPC – Dallas WDRW-LP – Athens WDWD – Atlanta WDYN – Rossville WEAM – Buena Vista WECC-FM – Folkston WEGC – Metter WESI-LP – Sugar Hill WEYY – Tallapoosa WFAL – Milner WFAM – Augusta WFRC – Columbus WFSH – Athens WGLH – Hawkinsville WGLU – Warner Robins WGPH – Vidalia WGTJ – Murrayville WHHR – Vienna WHKV – Sylvester WHLB-LP – Cartersville WHLJ – Moultrie WIEH – Marietta WJDS – Sparta WJEP – Cusseta WJGG-LP – Thomasville WJTG – Fort Valley WJTR-LP – Ashburn WJYZ – Albany WKMW – Americus WKUN – Monroe WKVQ – Eatonton WKZV – Tybee Island WLCZ – Lincolnton WLFS – Port Wentworth WLOJ-LP – Calhoun WLPE – Augusta WLPF – Ocilla WLPT – Jesup WLTA – Alpharetta WLVG – Clermont WLXF – Macon WLXP – Savannah WLYG – Jasper WMGR – Bainbridge WMLT – Dublin WMOC – Lumber City WMSL – Athens WMTM (AM) – Moultrie WMUV – Brunswick WMVV – Griffin WMVW – Peachtree City WNEA – Newnan WNEE – Patterson WNIV – Atlanta WNNG – Warner Robins WOAK – La Grange WOKA – Douglas WPCG-LP – Canton WPMA – Buckhead WPWB – Byron WPZE – Mableton WRAF – Toccoa Falls WRBX – Reidsville WRJS – Soperton WRMK – Augusta WSRD-LP – Albany WTHB – Wrens WTHP – Gibson WTLD – Jesup WTNL – Reidsville WTTI – Dalton WUKV – Trion WUXL – Macon WVFJ – Manchester WWEV – Cumming WWGF – Donalsonville WWIO – St. Marys WWQA – Albany WXJO – Douglasville WXNV-LP – Loganville WYFA – Waynesboro WYFK – Columbus WYFS – Savannah WYFW – Winder WYTH – Madison WWQE – Elberton WZBN – Camilla WZIQ – Smithville WZOT – Rockmart WZYN – Hahira
Defunct	WBUE-LP – Columbus WGMI – Bremen WHLE-LP – Atlanta WLVN-LP – Fort Valley WTFH – Helen
See also adult contemporary classic hits college country news/talk NPR oldies religious rock sports top 40 urban other radio stations in Georgia See also Classical Jazz Religious Spanish Smooth Jazz Other

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