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FAST FACTS
NAME – THE OUTLAW WDBR-HD2 FM 101.1
DIAL POSITION – 101.1
COVERAGE AREA – Springfield, IL

STATION CONTACTS
Chris Bullock- VP & General Manager – cbullock@capitolmediagrp.com

Mike Connelly- Program Director – mconnelly@capitolmediagrp.com

OUR LOCATION
ADDRESS – 3501 East Sangamon Avenue, Springfield IL, 62707
PHONE – 217-753-5400
REQUESTS – 217-527-1939

Co-Owned Stations

WDBR-FM 103.7
WTAX-AM 93.9FM/1240AM
REWIND 93.5FM
WLFZ 101.9FM
WDBR-HD3 107.5FM
WYMG 100.5FM

WDBR-HD2 is owned and operated by Saga Communications of Illinois, LLC d.b.a. Capitol Media Group

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