WKJC 104.7 FM

Broadcasting a country music format on 104.7 MHz, this station is licensed to Tawas City in northeastern Michigan and has been on the air since 1980, when it originally launched at 103.9 MHz before moving to its current frequency. It holds the distinction of being locally programmed, maintaining a community-oriented focus that reflects the character of the northeastern Michigan region it serves. The station shares ownership and history with sister station WQLB 103.3 FM, also based in Tawas City, which now operates as an adult hits format under the branding "Hits FM." Between 1993 and 1998, WKJC was simulcast on WKJZ 94.9 FM in Hillman, Michigan, extending its country format across a wider portion of the region. That simulcast arrangement ended in 1998 when WKJZ switched to carrying programming from WQLB instead. As a locally programmed country station in the Upper Midwest, WKJC reflects a broadcasting tradition common to smaller Michigan markets, where stations tend to maintain close ties to their immediate communities. Its programming includes locally produced features covering regional topics such as events and activities relevant to the northeastern Michigan area, consistent with its long-running community service mission.