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WAFC 590AM 100.5FM

590AM Coverage Map 100.5FM Coverage Map WAFC 2006 EEO Report WAFC 2007 EEO Report WAFC 2008 EEO Report WAFC 2009 EEO Report	Format: Spanish Metro: 9 counties in South Florida Frequency: 590Khz. 100.5Mhz. Phone: (863)983-5900 Fax: (863)983-6109 Address: 530 East Alverdez Avenue City/State/Zip: Clewiston, Florida 33440 Internet: www.radiofiesta.com GM: Robbie Castellanos robbiec@gladesmedia.com Sales: Larry Parrish larry@gladesmedia.com PD: Francisco Sangabriel paco@gladesmedia.com
Station Description
“Radio Fiesta” serves Florida’s agricultural heartland; an area rich in vegetables, citrus and sugarcane, ornamental flowers, sod and nurseries. The need for laborers is very high consequently Hispanic labor flourishes throughout the area. Our audience hungers for the music and news from their homeland, “Radio Fiesta” delivers both 24 hours a day. Mexican music is unique in style and sound, WAFC-AM/FM utilizes the latest music research to make sure the music is right! “Radio Fiesta” plays the music that our audience loves, we take their saludos and play their requests; “Radio Fiesta” is embraced as a good friend to its audience.
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WAFZ FM92.1/AM1490

WAFZ FM Coverage Map WAFZ AM Coverage Map WAFZ 2006 EEO Report WAFZ 2007 EEO Report WAFZ 2008 EEO Report WAFZ 2009 EEO Report	Format: Spanish Metro: Immokalee, Fort Myers/Naples Frequency: 92.1Mhz. 1490Khz. Phone: (239)657-9210 Fax: (239)658-6109 Address: 2105 West Immokalee Drive City/State/Zip: Immokalee, Florida 34142 Internet: www.wafz.com GM: KC Kelly kc@gladesmedia.com Sales: Larry Parrish larry@gladesmedia.com PD: Ricardo Chairez ricardo@gladesmedia.com
Station Description
WAFZ AM&FM targets the International and Regional Mexican listeners in Southwest Florida with a “Top-50” style sound. La Ley and its companion stations are uniquely different from most of the other Hispanic stations in South Florida. Most stations are programming to reach the Cuban population. WAFZ AM&FM targets the Mexican and South American Hispanic and for some very good reasons. Over one in four persons in South Florida are Hispanic. In the years from 1980 to 2000, the Hispanic population in Collier, Lee and Hendry counties has seen a 900% explosion, 68% of these are Mexican. Nearly Eighty-Five Thousand Hispanics in Greater Southwest Florida responded that they don’t speak English very well and that they prefer to speak only Spanish. That is why radio is so important to Latin’s -- 98% of all Hispanics are reached by radio each week and WAFZ AM & FM is there for the Hispanics of Southwest Florida with music and lifestyle programming that they relate to. Check out the new La Ley TV ads that are running: La Ley TV Ad #1 La Ley TV Ad #2
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WAFC FM99.5

99.5FM Coverage Map WAFC 2006 EEO Report WAFC 2007 EEO Report WAFC 2008 EEO Report WAFC 2009 EEO Report	Format: Regional Mexican Metro: Palm Beach County Frequency: 99.5Mhz. Phone: (561)721-9950 Fax: (561)721-9973 Address: 2326 South Congress Ave., Ste 2A City/State/Zip: West Palm Beach, Florida 33406 Internet: www.laley995.com GM: Liza Flores liza@gladesmedia.com Sales: Larry Parrish larry@gladesmedia.com
Station Description
WAFC FM 99.5 La Ley is Palm Beach Counties newest Radio Station. Playing only the best Regional Mexican Music with 40 minute music sweeps. Stay tuned for more information to come...
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WOKC 100.9FM-1570AM

100.9FM Coverage Map

1570 AM Coverage Map

Format: Classic Country
Metro: Okeechobee
Frequency: 1570Khz. and 100.9FM
Phone: (863)467-1570
Fax: (863)763-3171
Address: 210 W. North Park Street
City/State/Zip: Okeechobee, Florida 34972
Internet: www.wokc.com

GM: Will Skinner
will@gladesmedia.com

Sales: Larry Parrish
larry@gladesmedia.com

PD: Billy Dean
billy@gladesmedia.com

Station Description

WOKC is South/Central Florida's strongest True Country Music voice. For over 40 years, WOKC has been serving the Lake Okeechobee communities with five decades of Country Music along with News, Weather and Sports from all around the lake packaged with fun-filled promotions throughout the year.

In June of 2001, WOKC was purchased by Glades Media Company and a state of the art studio with new equipment and personnel was opened in downtown Okeechobee. The station's signal was upgraded to the new, cutting-edge digital sound producing a louder and farther reaching voice than ever before. With these changes came a significant increase in coverage area allowing WOKC-AM to completely blanket the entire big lake area as well as a portion of Florida's east coast. WOKC-AM @ 1570 is the most influential media voice in the Lake Okeechobee area appealing to a huge demographic range drawn to Country Music's Greatest Hits. "The Country Store" is the longest running show around the lake and is accented with other special programs including: "The Morning Show Live"; "Job Connection", "Dairyline", "Area Ag Report", "Tight Lines with Sammy Lee" and "Pit Road Report" to name a few.

WOKC can now be heard on 100.9FM in Okeechobee too!

WWRF 96.9FM 1380AM

96.9FM Coverage Map 1380 AM Coverage Map WWRF 2006 EEO Report WWRF 2007 EEO Report WWRF 2008 EEO Report WWRF 2009 EEO Report	Format: Spanish Metro: Palm Beach County Frequency: 1380Khz. and 96.9Mhz. Phone: (561)721-9950 Fax: (561)721-9973 Address: 2326 South Congress Ave., Ste 2A City/State/Zip: West Palm Beach, Florida 33406 Internet: www.radiofiesta.com GM: Liza Flores liza@gladesmedia.com Sales: Larry Parrish larry@gladesmedia.com
Station Description
WWRF is “96.9 FM-1380 AM Radio Fiesta”, the West Palm Beach station for the Radio Fiesta Network of Regional Mexican radio stations spanning coast-to-coast across South Florida. WWRF is centrally located in Palm Beach County, which allows for Great Coverage over the entire County. WWRF is the only 24 hour Spanish station in Palm Beach County. “96.9 FM-1380 AM Radio Fiesta” and its companion stations are uniquely different from most of the other Hispanic stations in South Florida. WWRF targets the Mexican population and for some very good reasons. South Florida is a large agricultural area. A majority of the workers in the agricultural business are Mexican. Due to the large population growth of Hispanics in this area, more and more of the businesses are recognizing the need to reach the Mexican population. "96.9 FM-1380 AM Radio Fiesta" serves all of this Hispanic audience with great Spanish music. Paco is on in the mornings with local news, traffic, sports and national news from CNN. El Muneco takes your phone calls in the midday and Daniel takes you home in afternoon drive with the top hits, traffic reports and your requests. Mexican music is unique in style and sound, WWRF utilizes the latest music research to make sure the music is right!
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