WOHL-CD
WOHL-CD is the Class A ABC-affiliated television station for Northwest Ohio licensed to Lima. It broadcasts a high definition digital signal on UHF channel 35 from a transmitter at its studios on Rice Avenue in the city. The station can also be seen on Time Warner Cable channel 12. Owned by Block Communications, WOHL is sister to NBC affiliate WLIO and the two share studios. Syndicated programming on this station includes The Office, Law and Order: Special Victims Unit, Judge Mathis, and The Meredith Vieira Show among others.
Digital channels
History
The station signed-on January 26, 1989 with the calls W67CA. It aired an analog signal on UHF channel 67 from a transmitter west of Cridersville in Auglaize County. The low-powered outlet was initially an Independent but joined Fox on October 9. In 1995, the station changed frequencies to UHF channel 25 while adopting the call sign WOHL-LP.
W18BP launched on May 28, 1996 as a full-time repeater of this station. This was followed by another translator, W65DP, on September 22, 1998. W18BP broke off from the simulcast in 1999 and became low-powered UPN affiliate WLQP-LP (that station eventually joined ABC when UPN closed in 2006). W65DP would follow sut in 2002, becoming CBS affiliate WLMO-LP. Also that year, channel 25 upgraded to Class A status with the call sign WOHL-CA. All three stations maintained facilities on South Central Avenue in Downtown Lima.
Podcasts:
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by Kris Kristofferson
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by Master P
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by Bad Boys Blue
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by Ziggy Marley
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by Shekinah Glory Ministry
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by DC Talk
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by RZA
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by Michael McDonald
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by Hezekiah Walker
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by Bonfire
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by Tegan & Sara
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by Straight Outta Junior High
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by Tegan and Sara
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by Manges
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by Faber Drive
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by Poison Clan
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by Tait
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by Tonight Alive
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by Black Knights
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by Jem
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by Amanda Miguel
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by Thy Art Is Murder
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by Phil Joel
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by Crash Rickshaw
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by Angela Winbush
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by Tim Halperin
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by Red Hot Valentines
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by Rusty Trombones
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by Harper Simon
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by Tragedy Andy
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by Future
El Coyote
by: Kris KristoffersonThey call him a bandit
And you know the notches
That he ought to wear on his gun
He sees you through eyes
He's partially blinded
>from staring to long at the sun
But he's true to his school
And he's nobody's fool
And he's lucky to still be alive
The wolf pack will die
When it's scattered by man
Lonesome coyotes survive.
He burried his feelings
And life was a mountain
That he was determined to climb
Then he caught the scent
Of a sister in spirit
Who taught him to love her in time
Somehow or other
She gathered together
The cubs that he sired on the way
And they run by his side
Through the chill hungry night
And they sleep to his sweet serenade
There's a part of his heart up in heaven
And a part that will always be wild
And all he can leave them is love and a reason
To run for the rest of their lifves
Lonesome coyotes survive.
There's a part of his heart up in heaven
And a part that will always be wild
And all he can leave them is love and a reason
To run for the rest of their lifves
Lonesome coyotes survive.