President: Arthur Angotti
Comptroller: George Callas
Executive Vice President/COO: Bob Ford (From GM at WLFI-TV in Lafayette)
WAZY(AM) & FM (WAZY(AM) nee WCFY(AM))
(WAZY(AM) purchased from First Assembly of God in May 1998)
WBTU
(Purchased from 62nd Street Broadcasting for $5 million)
(Sold to Fort Wayne Radio Corp. for $3.8 million, in January 2007.
The sale included sister station WSHY)
WBWB
WDND (nee WJVA)
(Purchased from Times Communications, Inc. in October 1999 for
$750,000 - The sale included sister WHLY)
WGBD
WGCT
WHLY
(Purchased from Times Communications, Inc. in October 1999 for
$750,000 - The sale included sister WJVA)
(Sold)
WLFF (nee WEZV)
(Purchased from Bomar Broadcasting Company in July 1998 for $1.8 million)
WNDV(AM) & FM (nee WNDU(AM) & FM)
(Purchased from Michiana Telecasting Corp. in August
1998. for $6.275 million)
WSHY (nee WSHI)
(Sold to Fort Wayne Radio Corp. for $3.8 million, in January 2007.
The sale included sister station WBTU)
(Purchased from Jammin' Broadcasting in June 2004 for $2.61 million.)
WZOW
(Purchased from Van Hawke-Johnson Communications in 2002
WZUW (nee WGTC)
(Purchased from Summit Radio, Inc. in March 2002)
Horgan, Sean. "Local media firm buys Lafayette radio station." The Indianapolis Star 9 July 1998. Page C01.
Redding, Alesia. "WNDU's radio stations find buyer". The South Bend Tribune. 28 August 1998. Page B5.
"WNDU Radio Sold, becomes WNDV". The South Bend Tribune. 19 November 1998. Page C6.
"Changing Hands." Broadcasting & Cable. October 25, 1999. Page 87.
"Shine to sell oldies station." The (Fort Wayne) News-Sentinel. March 3, 2003. Page 3A.
"Shine Broadcasting parting with WSHI." The (Fort Wayne) Journal Gazette. March 5, 2003. Page 7B.
10 June 1998
19 August 1998
23 September 1998
6 October 1998
5 May 1999
23 October 1999
22 April 2000
23 September 2000
31 March 2001
2 June 2001
5 January 2002
2 March 2002
15 January 2005
29 January 2005
5 February 2005
20 September 2005
24 February 2007
20 October 2007
1 December 2007
7 April 2008
4 June 2008