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WQEN-FM is a radio station licensed to Clear Channel Broadcasting. It is currently called 103.7 The Q and plays the Pop/Top 40 format. | '''WQEN-FM''' is a radio station licensed to Clear Channel Broadcasting. It is currently called '''103.7 The Q''' and plays the Pop/Top 40 format. | ||
WQEN was origionally a country station in Gadsden in the 1980's. After several license sales and acquisitions, 103.7 The Q landed in Birmingham in [[1999]], transmitting from a tower in Chelsea. Sometime after [[2004]] the tower was moved to [[Red Mountain]], greatly improving former signal issues. As of [[2010]] the station operates from a studio at 600 [[Beacon Parkway West]]. It has licensed transmitters on [[Red Mountain]] and in [[Trussville]]. | |||
WQEN was origionally a country station in Gadsden in the 1980's. After several license sales and acquisitions, 103.7 The Q landed in Birmingham in 1999, transmitting from a tower in Chelsea. Sometime after 2004 the tower was moved to Red Mountain, greatly improving former signal issues. As of 2010 the station operates from a studio at 600 Beacon Parkway West. It has licensed transmitters on [[Red Mountain]] and in [[Trussville]]. | [[Category:Radio stations]] | ||
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Revision as of 20:56, 7 April 2010
WQEN-FM is a radio station licensed to Clear Channel Broadcasting. It is currently called 103.7 The Q and plays the Pop/Top 40 format.
WQEN was origionally a country station in Gadsden in the 1980's. After several license sales and acquisitions, 103.7 The Q landed in Birmingham in 1999, transmitting from a tower in Chelsea. Sometime after 2004 the tower was moved to Red Mountain, greatly improving former signal issues. As of 2010 the station operates from a studio at 600 Beacon Parkway West. It has licensed transmitters on Red Mountain and in Trussville.