1986 WPEG FM 98 Charlotte NC vtg Disco Radio Station vtg promo decal sticker

Description

WPEG FM98 / Hardee's - 2 stickers on one sheet
Carolina's Hottest FM
Mainstream Urban Radio Station (Charlotte, NC / Concord, NC mailing address)
Advertising promotional Decal Sticker
Backside has contest & coupons from Hardees / Carolina Blaze NWBA / Glory Days / Wooton Jewelers ... Dated 1986
Unused, good condition.... shows surface scratches...see photos.   Full sheet Measures 5" x 7"
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Taken from internet:
The Disco programming was a short-lived experiment, and by late 1979, the format had evolved into a CHR/Urban  hybrid format (also known as "CHUrban", which is the forerunner of the rhythmic contemporary format). WPEG has been considered Charlotte's heritage urban radio station since 1982, when the Suburban Radio Group purchased 1600 AM (WGIV), and gradually moved their format to the FM station. Popular announcers of its days in this format have included Fred Wellington Graham, Thomas "Skip" Murphy, Michael Saunders, Les Norman, B.J. Murphy, George "Apollo" Fetherbay, Helen Little, Barbara Taylor, Todd Haygood, Nate Quick, Michael "Captain Mike" Rossi, Darryl McClinton, Shirley Girl, Sheila Stewart, Janine Davis, Anthony "Tone X." Belser, Eddie Owens, with Consuella Williams, and Bobby Harris.
The station was branded "WPEG fm98" until 1988 when they rebranded as "Power 98". Sky Broadcasting would buy WPEG and WGIV in November 1986 after Suburban Radio Group's owners died.