WLRE-LP

WLRE-LP is an LPFM country music formatted radio station in Elloree, South Carolina, broadcasting at 96.5 FM. WLRE-LP is co-owned by Elloree Educational Association, and Northern Bahamas Communications which also has other holdings.

WLRE-LP
CityElloree, South Carolina
Broadcast areaSantee, South Carolina
Frequency96.5 (MHz)
Branding"WLRE Radio"
Slogan"The Best In Hometown Country Music"
Programming
FormatCountry
Ownership
OwnerElloree Educational Association
History
First air dateMarch, 2000
Former frequencies105.5 MHz (2003-2011)
92.9 MHz (2011-2017)
Call sign meaningW ELloREe
Technical information
ClassFL
ERP65 watts
HAAT65 meters

Programming

WLRE Radio was in test mode from September 2000 and went on the air in March 2001 playing a mix of traditional to modern country music they call "real country". WLRE Radio broadcasts live ballgames, church services, town and area events, and local news.

WLRE Radio changed frequencies from 105.5 to 92.9 FM on July 12, 2011, and to 96.5 FM on April 10, 2017. WLRE Radio had two FM translator on 96.5/96.3 from March 7, 2003 till March 10, 2017.

WLRE Radio streamed its audio/music from April 7, 2000, till June 12, 2013, on www.wlreradio.com until a lightning strike that hit the station and burned out most of its equipment. WLRE Radio returned to the air the next day on a back-up transmitter and back on the Internet on April 15, 2015, at its new location, www.wlre.net. WLRE Radio will return to www.wlreradio.com January 15, 2019.

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