WQLF

The allocation for 102.1 in Lena was added by the Federal Communications Commission in 1993;^[4] the construction permit to build a station there was awarded in 2000 to Lena Radio, Inc.,^[5] which was controlled by Sally McMahon.^[6] Lena Radio would sell the WQLF permit to Thompson & Spielman, a partnership led by Scott Thompson, in 2002.^[6] It went on the air August 2, 2002,^[1] as "Hit Radio Q102.1", with a classic rock format.^[7] Lena Radio Broadcasting was a subsidiary of Green County Broadcasting, owner of WEKZ and WEKZ-FM in Monroe; the station was operated from the WEKZ studios, with Thompson comparing its format to "the WLS of the '70s".^[7]

• Big Radio's website
• Facility details for Facility ID 59674 (WQLF) in the FCC Licensing and Management System
• WQLF in Nielsen Audio's FM station database

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