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| name = WTHT |
image =  |
city =
Auburn,
Maine (WTHT)Kennebunk  , Maine
(WBQQ) |
area =
Portland,
Maine |
| branding = |
| slogan = 99.9 the Wolf |
| frequency = 99.9 MHz |
| repeater = 96.9 W245AA 99.3 WBQQ |
| airdate = |
| share = 15.9 |
| share as of = Fa'07 |
| share source = R&R |
| format = Country music |
| erp = 28,500 watts (WTHT) 3,000 watts (WBQQ) |
| haat = 196 meters |
| class = B (WTHT) A (WBQQ} |
| facility_id = 24949 |
| coordinates = (WTHT) (WBQQ) |
| callsign_meaning = |
| former_callsigns = WTHT: WWAV (?-1983) WKZS (1983-1998) WMWX (1998-2000) WMEK-FM (2000-2004) WBQQ: WKME (1991-1991) WJIB (1991-1991) |
| owner = Nassau Broadcasting III, LLC |
| licensee = |
| sister_stations = |
| webcast = Listen Live |
| website = 999thewolf.com |
affiliations =}}WTHT (99.9 FM) is a radio
station broadcasting a Country
music format. Licensed to Auburn, Maine, USA, the station serves the Portland ME
area. The station is currently owned by Nassau Broadcasting
Iii, LLC.WTHT 99.9 HistoryThe station was once known as "Kiss 99.9" with a top-40 format. WKZS was an affiliate during the short syndication run of "Matty in the Morning" from WXKS-FM in Boston .Over time, WKZS adjusted its presentation to become a Hot AC, and in March 1997 the station reimaged to become "Mix 96.9 and 99.9", with the call letters WMWX following. In September 2000, the station brought back the "Kiss 99.9" name, this time using the call letters WMEK. Promos at the time occasionally alluded to the station's translator, W245AA, on 96.9 FM in downtown Portland. The station's ratings, however, were relatively low. In 2004, WMEK, along with its WMTW Broadcast Group radio sister stations, was sold to Nassau Broadcasting. In April 2004, Nassau moved the country format of WTHT, then known as "107.5 The Wolf", to the 99.9 FM frequency, clearing the way for the launch of WFNK  on the powerful 107.5 FM frequency. Since
arriving on the frequency, WTHT "99.9 The Wolf" has remained
relatively unchanged.
WBQQ 99.3 HistoryWBQQ was originally classical as part of WBACH before a 2008 format flip simulcasting
WTHT.TranslatorsIn addition to the main station, WTHT is relayed by an additional translator to widen it's broadcast area.ReferencesExternal links |
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