105.5 WYTM Country

The station broadcasts a classic country music format, featuring favorites from the 1980s, 1990s, and beyond. The broadcaster aims to provide listeners with updates and news related to the country music scene, particularly focusing on Nashville and its artists. A key element of the programming is keeping listeners informed about developments in Music City through segments like “Bryan and Tracie’s Music City Minute.” The station also highlights local talent and community involvement, exemplified by the “Student of the Week” feature, currently recognizing Ainsley from Lincoln County High School, sponsored by Gerald’s Food Land and Domino’s. Recent selections played include segments from “Aim Rick Jackson,” showcasing a variety of classic country tracks. The station’s programming includes regular features such as “Bryan and Tracie’s Music City Minute,” which delivers news and updates about Nashville’s country music industry. The “Student of the Week” segment recognizes local students, providing details about their achievements. The first show of the day begins at 10:00 AM. Listeners can engage with the station through various channels, including a text line at (931) 433-3545 and email to the studio. The broadcaster also maintains a Facebook presence for community interaction. Weather updates are provided, including forecasts for Monday (Sun, Light Rain, 68°F), Tuesday (Thunderstorm, 77°F), Wednesday (Medium-level Cloud, 75°F), Thursday (Thunderstorm, 77°F), and Friday (Sunny Intervals, 55°F). While the website lacks a detailed historical timeline, it indicates the broadcaster is operated by Elk River Media, LLC, and utilizes technology from Aiir. The station is actively involved in community support, demonstrated by a call to action encouraging listeners to contribute to recovery efforts following a Sunday morning fire on the square. This initiative, labeled “Help Downtown,” highlights the station’s commitment to local causes. The copyright date on the website is 2026, suggesting the station is relatively current in its operations. The station provides a live audio stream accessible through the website. Listeners can access the station’s public file, privacy policy, and terms of use through the website footer. The broadcaster encourages community participation and provides multiple avenues for listener interaction, including text messaging, email, and social media. The website also features a link for listeners to contribute to a local fundraising effort, demonstrating a commitment to supporting the community.