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- WUPS abstract "WUPS is a 100 kW radio station broadcasting at 98.5 licensed to Harrison, Michigan and serving central and northern Michigan, with its chief focus on the Mount Pleasant area. The station is owned by John Salov and broadcasts a classic hits format.The station signed on in 1961 to complement its sister station, WHGR 1290 (whose call letters stood for Houghton Lake/Grayling/Roscommon). In the beginning, the station, known as WJGS (for owners Jacob and Garnett Sparks), was 19,000 watts. In the 1960s, a fire destroyed the WJGS/WHGR studios right before Christmas. They ended up broadcasting from a trailer until a new building was built.Throughout most of the 1960s and through the 1980s, WJGS was automated MOR. During the '80s, WJGS was also an affiliate of Casey Kasem's American Top 40 countdown show.In 1983, Sparks Broadcasting sold the stations to Shea Broadcasting, who sold it to Melling Tool and Die in 1988. WJGS's power was increased to 100,000 watts, flipped to CHR and became WUPS. The station was of course named after the United Parcel Service, for their longtime slogan is "We Deliver the Hits". With its central location in Houghton Lake, WUPS's signal is heard in most of northern and central Michigan, with a coverage area stretching from Indian River southward to Ithaca. For a short time in the early 1990s, the station was simulcasted to the Traverse City, MI area on WMLB 98.1 (now WGFN). Throughout most of the 1990s, WUPS's format changed several times: adult top 40, hot AC, all-1970s, all-1970s-1980s, classic hits/hot AC hybrid and its current format, 1960s-1980s classic hits.In 1998, Salov bought out Melling and created a huge controversy in 2001 when he sold WHGR - then satellite-fed standards - to Clear Channel for $250,000, making it their first property in northern Michigan. However, they bought out WHGR for only one reason: to shut it down. They wanted to expand their Grand Rapids, MI station, WOOD-AM 1300 to 25,000 watts, and the only way to do so was to shut down WHGR. The move stunned many people in the Houghton Lake area who had grown up with the station.Today, WUPS broadcasts from studios on M-18/M-55 in Prudenville, as their old studio was destroyed to make way for a Wal-Mart in Houghton Lake many years ago. The station previous broadcast from the top of Mid Michigan Community College in Mount Pleasant, MI. WUPS recently changed its city of license from Houghton Lake to Harrison with no change in transmitter location or signal. To maintain local radio service to Houghton Lake, country music sister station WTWS (The Twister) moved to Houghton Lake.".
- WUPS alias "UPS 98.5".
- WUPS broadcastStationClass "C1".
- WUPS callsignMeaning "United Parcel Service".
- WUPS city Harrison,_Michigan.
- WUPS facilityId "49694".
- WUPS formerCallsign "WHZT (5/27/88-6/9/88)WJGS-FM (1961-5/27/88)".
- WUPS frequency "9.85E7".
- WUPS programmeFormat Classic_hits.
- WUPS slogan "We Deliver The Hits".
- WUPS wikiPageExternalLink wups.html.
- WUPS wikiPageExternalLink pat?call=WUPS&service=FM&status=L&hours=U.
- WUPS wikiPageExternalLink www.wups.com.
- WUPS wikiPageID "4346246".
- WUPS wikiPageRevisionID "567905017".
- WUPS airdate "1961".
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- WUPS branding "UPS 98.5".
- WUPS callsignMeaning United_Parcel_Service.
- WUPS city Harrison,_Michigan.
- WUPS class "1.0".
- WUPS erp "100000".
- WUPS facilityId "49694".
- WUPS format Classic_hits.
- WUPS formerCallsigns "WHZT WJGS-FM".
- WUPS frequency "98.5".
- WUPS haat "299".
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- WUPS name "WUPS".
- WUPS owner "Coltrace Communications".
- WUPS slogan "We Deliver The Hits".
- WUPS website www.wups.com.
- WUPS subject Category:Clare_County,_Michigan.
- WUPS subject Category:Classic_hits_radio_stations_in_the_United_States.
- WUPS subject Category:Radio_stations_established_in_1961.
- WUPS subject Category:Radio_stations_in_Michigan.
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- WUPS comment "WUPS is a 100 kW radio station broadcasting at 98.5 licensed to Harrison, Michigan and serving central and northern Michigan, with its chief focus on the Mount Pleasant area. The station is owned by John Salov and broadcasts a classic hits format.The station signed on in 1961 to complement its sister station, WHGR 1290 (whose call letters stood for Houghton Lake/Grayling/Roscommon). In the beginning, the station, known as WJGS (for owners Jacob and Garnett Sparks), was 19,000 watts.".
- WUPS label "WUPS".
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- WUPS lat "44.289".
- WUPS long "-84.742".
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- WUPS homepage www.wups.com.
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- WUPS name "WUPS".