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After A Decade, Nashville-Area WHIN Is Sold by Kensington
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After A Decade, Nashville-Area WHIN Is Sold by Kensington
HENDERSONVILLE, TENN. — Its station logo pays homage to the 1980s era of Nashville radio, when WYHY “Y107” commanded massive ratings thanks to Coyote Calhoun in morning drive and a steady diet of contemporary hits. Today, WHIN-AM and its FM simulcast pay tribute to that time with a broad Classic Hits presentation, targeting audiences to the northeast of Music City USA. Soon, that may change, as the facilities have been sold by Kensington Digital…
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