WSSQ

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WSSQ
City of license Sterling, Illinois
Broadcast area Rock River Valley
Branding Q94
Slogan Best of 80s, 90s & Today
Frequency 94.3 MHz
First air date October 22, 1966
Format Adult contemporary
ERP 6,000 watts
HAAT 91 meters
Class A
Facility ID 37208
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Callsign meaning Seith Serafin Quality
Former callsigns WJVM (1966–88)
Owner Withers Broadcasting Companies
(Withers Broadcasting Company of Rock River, LLC)
Sister stations WSDR, WZZT

WSSQ (94.3 FM) – branded Q94 – is a commercial adult contemporary radio station licensed to Sterling, Illinois, serving primarily Whiteside and Lee counties in the Rock River Valley. Owned by Withers Broadcasting Companies, WSSQ serves as the local affiliate for the Chicago Bulls Radio Network.

History

WSSQ launched as WJVM on October 22, 1966; as of 1968, the station was transmitting at 3,000 watts.[1] The station was assigned the WSSQ call letters on August 8, 1988.[2] The station was then owned by Seith-Serafin of Sterling, Illiniois,[3] and the station callsign was chosen as an acronym for "Seith Serafin Qualify".[4] In July 1993, it was announced that WSSQ and its AM sister station WSDR were sold to LH&S Commuications, a company owned by Larry Sales and Howard Murphy which owned radio properties throughout the state of Illinois.[5][6] In 1998, WSSQ was acquired by the Withers Broadcasting Company.[7]

Current programming

Radio personality Brian Zschiesche is employed by WSSQ, as well as sister stations WSDR and WZZT.[8] In addition to its adult contemporary music format, WSSQ is a member of the Chicago Bulls Radio Network;[9] WSSQ is one of the nearest network affiliates for the Quad Cities region.[10]

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