WNNH

Infobox Radio Station
name= WNNH AND WLKZ


city = WNNH: Henniker, New Hampshire
WLKZ: Wolfeboro, New Hampshire
area = Central New Hampshire
branding = 99 and 104.9 Frank FM
slogan = New Hampshires #1 For Classic Hits
frequency = WNNH: 99.1 MHz
WLKZ: 104.9 MHz
format = Frank FM
power =
erp = WNNH: 2,800 watts
WLKZ: 570 watts
haat = WNNH: 146 meters
WLKZ: 322 meters
class = WNNH: A
WLKZ: A
facility_id = WNNH: 11664
WLKZ: 65624
owner = Nassau Broadcasting
webcast = [http://player.streamtheworld.com/liveplayer.php?CALLSIGN=WNNHFM Listen Live]
website = [http://www.franknh.com www.franknh.com ]

WNNH and WLKZ are American radio stations owned by Nassau Broadcasting and licensed to Henniker, New Hampshire. "99 and 104.9 Frank FM" , as it is referred to on air is an classic hits formatted station with its studio located in Hooksett. In early 2007, Nassau combined its two oldies stations and thus 99.1 WNNH simulcasts on 104.9 WLKZ in Wolfboro.

99.1 WNNH originally went on the air in October 1989 from the Pat's Peak Ski Area in Henniker, New Hampshire. Studios were located on South Street, Concord, NH. The station's original owner was Clark Schmidt who programmed several Boston FM stations in the 1970s including WEEI-FM 103.3 (now WODS) and WBZ-FM 106.7 (now WMJX). In the early days, the station marketed itself as the "oldies station for Manchester, NH", even though it was a rimshot signal into Manchester, and practically inuadible to the south of Manchester. In its early days, WNNH had a very slick sound for a small market station complete with PAMS jingles. The station had a very diverse playlist- deeper than most oldies stations.

In 1994, Schmidt tried to purchase WJYY 105.5 FM in Concord, NH and its (then) satellite station, WRCI (now WTPL) 107.7 in Hillsboro, NH from Empire Broadcasting Partners, with the idea of putting WNNH on 105.5 to reinforce its signal in Concord. Empire Broadcasting owned a group of radio stations in Upstate New York and Northern New England (including WGY 810 AM in Schenectady, NY). Unfortunately, they had overextended themselves and went bankrupt. The bankruptcy court ruled that Empire Radio Parters could not be reorganized and they ordered the stations sold at auction. The other bidder was a compay called RadioWorks. The court selected RadioWorks as the winner of the auction. As of December 2007 the station was rebranded as 99 and 104.9 Frank FM.

External links

* [http://www.franknh.com/ Station Website]
* [http://player.streamtheworld.com/liveplayer.php?CALLSIGN=WNNHFM Listen Live]
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