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Hamilton radio station celebrates 75 years on the air

In 1976, WMOH held its “Keep the Spirit” contest, where station supporters had the chance to win prizes if they were spotted sporting red, white, and blue bumper stickers on their cars. The grand prize was the “Spirit Spotter” vehicle.

In 1976, WMOH held its “Keep the Spirit” contest, where station supporters had the chance to win prizes if they were spotted sporting red, white, and blue bumper stickers on their cars. The grand prize was the “Spirit Spotter” vehicle.
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By Staff Report
Aug 15, 2019
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WMOH Radio is celebrating its 75th birthday, a history that includes multiple format changes and broadcasts focused on the community.

The first broadcast was made Aug. 15, 1944, at 2 p.m., according to a station history.

“WMOH Radio's history began on Tuesday, August 15, 1944, at 2pm, when the 250 watt Hamilton, Ohio radio station signed on at 1450 kHz for the very first time,” the station wrote.

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