WLSK Country 100.9 FM

The station broadcasts a Country music format, serving a regional community across multiple counties. The broadcaster aims to be a local resource, providing information and entertainment to listeners in the surrounding area. The station emphasizes its role as a community radio station, highlighting local events and businesses. It also features content related to Marion County, including updates from the Marion County Economic Development Director, Brooklyn Leep. The station provides a platform for local businesses, featuring advertisements and offering mobile DJ services for events. A key element of the station’s programming is its focus on country music and related events, as evidenced by its promotion of the “Small Town Big Heart” initiative and its coverage of local sports teams, specifically Marion County baseball. The station's weekday programming includes “Dave & Dan at Dawn,” a morning show airing from 6:00 AM to 9:00 AM, Monday through Friday. The show is described as having an unpredictable and engaging format, with hosts Dave and Dan interacting with listeners. Email addresses for Dave (dave@wlskfm.com) and Dan (danny@wlskfm.com) are provided for listener communication. Weekend programming includes coverage of the “Small Town Big Heart” initiative, an idol qualifier competition with locations to be announced. The station also plans to feature sports coverage, specifically for Marion County baseball, with details available on the website. Additionally, the station provides information regarding closures, delays, and cancellations due to inclement weather, including a “Snow Cow Report.” The station’s history and milestones include hosting the “Small Town Big Heart” finals, which will be held at the New Haven Kentucky’s Iron Horse Festival. The station has previously recognized a “Small Town Big Heart Idol” winner, Brandon Shouse, who received $1000 from Dave & Dan and a recording contract from Danny Freeman of Hy Ly Favored Productions. The broadcaster also promotes a “2026 Small Town Big Heart” event, with qualifying locations to be announced. The website indicates that the station is “always up to something new and exciting,” suggesting ongoing development and expansion of its programming and community involvement. The station offers live streaming capabilities, allowing listeners to access content remotely. It also provides a service for bringing the station to parties and business events through “SIMPLY COOL ON WHEELS.” The website features information about local businesses, including La Villa Rica, an authentic Mexican food truck offering dine-in, carry-out, and catering services. The station also provides advertising opportunities and mobile DJ services. The broadcaster also provides information about the “Lights Over Lebanon” event, a July 4th celebration including a cornhole tournament, a kickball tournament, and a park party.