WSEV-FM

WSEV-FM
City	Gatlinburg, Tennessee
Frequency	105.5 MHz
Branding	Mix 105.5
Slogan	Tennessee's New Mix
Programming
Format	Hot AC
Ownership
Owner	East Tennessee Radio Group, LP
Sister stations	WPFT
History
First air date	1983
Former call signs	WNKX (April–December 1987); WSEV-FM (1987-1990); WDLY (1990-2000)
Call sign meaning	We're SEVier County
Technical information
Facility ID	17059
Class	A
ERP	530 watts
HAAT	322 meters
Transmitter coordinates	35°42′13″N 83°33′57″W
Links
Website	mixx1055.com

WSEV-FM (105.5 FM, "Mix 105.5") operates as Sevier County's only local FM radio station. While other stations are licensed to Sevierville, their studios are based in Knoxville, Tennessee.

History

WSEV-FM was originally licensed to Gatlinburg, Tennessee, as a sister to WSEV, although the studios for both stations were located in Sevierville, Tennessee. In 1990 the station was purchased, along with its AM sister station WSEV/930, by the Dollywood Broadcasting Company, a privately owned corporation whose owners included Dolly Parton; Orr & Earls Broadcasting, Inc., of Branson, Missouri; and other investors. Orr & Earls Broadcasting, Inc. was selected as the managing partner due to their success in managing Branson-area radio stations KRZK and KOMC. WSEV-FM's call letters were changed to WDLY to reflect the connection with Parton, and the design of the call letters incorporated the Dollywood theme park's butterfly logo. Its format was changed to country music. The station's slogans was "This Is Dolly's Station! 105.5 WDLY", "The Best Music! Dolly's Station! WDLY", and "Dolly's 105.5 WDLY". However, WDLY had a tough time competing against Knoxville's WIVK-FM and WOKI during the years they had a country format. After ten years as WDLY, the station was sold to East Tennessee Radio Group and the call sign reverted to WSEV-FM in May 2000. Its studios were moved from Middle Creek Road in Sevierville to Dumplin Valley Road in Kodak, Tennessee.

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External links

WSEV in the FCC's FM station database
WSEV on Radio-Locator
WSEV in Nielsen Audio's FM station database

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