WCNF

WCNF (700 AM, "Power 700") is a radio station licensed to serve Dothan, Alabama, USA. The station, which began licensed operation in 1996, is currently owned by Alarado Media, LLC. The station is licensed to broadcast only during daylight hours.

Programming

Since November 2011, WCNF has aired a mix of conservative talk radio, sports, news, and agricultural information branded as "700 The Farm". Weekday programming includes a morning drive sports talk show co-hosted by Alabama Crimson Tide football play-by-play announcer Eli Gold and Auburn Tigers football color analyst Stan White broadcast from WZNN in Birmingham. Conservative talk host Neal Boortz airs in mid-days from WSB in Atlanta via Dial Global. Conservative talk host Mike Gallagher from Salem Radio Network airs weekday afternoons. Other weekday programming includes news, weather, market reports, commentary, and The Afternoon AG Review.

Weekend programming includes talk shows hosted by Dennis Prager, Steve Gill, and Hugh Hewitt, plus Outdoors with Alan Warren and Viewpoint Alabama. The station signs off at sunset each night to protect WLW in Cincinnati, Ohio, and KBYR in Anchorage, Alaska, from skywave interference.

WCXT

WCXT (98.3 FM, "The Coast") is a radio station broadcasting a hot adult contemporary format, serving the southwestern Michigan area. WCXT is licensed to Hartford, Michigan and focuses on the cities of St. Joseph, Benton Harbor and South Haven. The station broadcasts in HD on 98.3-HD1 and is owned by Mid-West Family Broadcasting (WSJM, Inc.)

It was announced on January 7, 2008 that the station would move from the 94.9 FM frequency to 98.3 FM, which had previously been the home of WCSY-FM and briefly WSJM-FM. The satellite-fed smooth jazz programming from Jones Radio Networks (now owned by Dial-Global) that was part of WCSY-FM's "Cosy-FM" AC format continued after the move to 98.3 MHz. In 2009, the smooth jazz programming was dropped in favor of a live and local night show featuring the station's daytime format of Hot AC.

The call letters were changed once again on February 8, 2008 from the 94.9 FM transferred WCNF to WCXT when the heritage call letters became available. The WCXT calls were used for many years on the 105.3 FM frequency in Hart, Michigan, which is now WHTS licensed to Coopersville and serving the Grand Rapids market.