WHON

Defunct mass media in IndianaIndiana radio station stubsRadio stations disestablished in 2021Radio stations established in 1964Radio stations in Richmond, Indiana

WHON 930 AM was a radio station broadcasting a classic hits format. Licensed to Centerville, Indiana, United States, the station served the Richmond area and was last owned by Brewer Broadcasting Corporation.WHON was also heard locally in Richmond through an FM translator. WHON's license was cancelled on August 11, 2021. Due to that, W269BP switched to simulcasting WQLK HD2.

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WHON
Tingler Road, Richmond

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WQLK-FM (Richmond), WHON-AM (Centerville)

Tingler Road
47374 Richmond
Indiana, United States
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