Smile FM - Smile FM Network Stations

Smile FM Network Stations

Stations owned and operated by Smile FM include:

  • WLGH 88.1 Leroy Twp./Lansing (east of Lansing) 6.8 kW 571'
  • WSMF 88.1 Monroe (Serving Monroe and Downriver Detroit) 1.2 127' (CP 900w 449')
  • WHYT 88.1 Goodland Twp./Imlay City 400w 581' (CP 12.5 kW)
  • WEJC 88.3 White Star/Auburn 55 kW 374' (CP 80 kW)
  • WKPK 88.3 Michigamme/Marquette 15 kW 866'
  • WSMZ 88.3 Crystal Valley/Hart 1500w 443'
  • WDTE 88.3 Grosse Pointe Shores 5500w 50m
  • WJOM 88.5 Eagle/Lansing (west of Lansing) 4.3 kW 98' (CP 25 kW)
  • WSFP 88.5 Rust Twp./Alpena 480w 472' (CP 88.1 18 kW 143m Harrisville/Alpena 9/14/2010)
  • WSIS 88.7 Riverside/Benton Harbor 6 kW 377'
  • WDTR 89.1 Imlay City 1.5 kW 171'
  • WTLI 89.3 Bear Creek Twp./Boyne City 17 kW 1023' (CP 50 kW)
  • WSMB 89.3 Harbor Beach, Michigan 12 kW
  • WDTP 89.5 Huron Charter Township, Michigan 750w 90m (CP 50 kW on 90.1 8/31/2012)
  • WJOJ 89.7 Harrisville/Alpena 31 kW 453' (CP Rust Twp./Alpena no other change)
  • WTAC 89.7 Burton/Flint 15 kW 110m
  • WSLI 90.9 Belding 11.5 kW 240'
  • WJOG 91.3 Good Hart/Petoskey 6 kW 623'
  • WJOH 91.5 Raco/Soo 5.5 kW 328'
  • WVMV 91.5 China Township/Algonac 1050w 75m
  • WAIR 104.9 Lake City/Cadillac 1.6 kW 489'
  • WYOR 88.5 Republic, Ohio 100 w 14m
  • KOYR 88.5 Yorktown, Arkansas 4.5 kW 146m (on air 4/2013)

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