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| name = WRCW | image = | city = Warrenton, Virginia | area = Warrenton, Virginia Fauquier County, Virginia | branding = 570 The Answer | slogan = | airdate = November 21, 1957 | frequency = {{Frequency|1250 AM|kHz}} | format = Talk | power = 3,000 Watts daytime 125 Watts nighttime | class = D | facility_id = 53368 | coordinates = {{coord|38|43|52.0|N|77|46|42.0|W|type:landmark}} | callsign_meaning = WRC Warrenton | former_callsigns = WEER (1957-1982) WPRZ (1982-2007) WKDL (2007-2014) | owner = Salem Media Group | licensee = Salem Communications Holding Corporation | sister_stations = WAVA, WAVA-FM, WWRC | webcast = | website = | affiliations = }}WRCW, 1250 AM, is a Talk formatted broadcast radio station licensed to Warrenton, Virginia, serving Warrenton and Fauquier County, Virginia.[1] The station power is 3,000 watts daytime, and 125 watts at night. WRCW is a full-time relay of sister station WWRC in Washington, D.C.. WRCW is owned and operated by Salem Media Group.[2] HistoryWEERWRCW's original call letters were WEER. In September 1957 the O.K. Broadcasting Company was issued a Construction Permit for a 500 watt, daytime-only station on 1250 AM in Warrenton, Virginia. WEER received its first license on January 18, 1958. WPRZOn January 26, 1982, the station's call letters were changed to WPRZ, for "Praise Radio", as the station adopted a Christian religious format. On September 30, 2007, WPRZ signed off after being sold to Metro Radio, Inc. on August 15, 2007 for $1.1 Million. The Christian format was continued online-only for a time and now resides at WPRZ-FM (88.1 FM). WKDLOn October 12, 2007, the call letters became WKDL, and the station adopted a Spanish language talk format. The WKDL call letters had been used in the mid-1990s at 1050 AM in Silver Spring, Maryland (current WBQH), which at the time was co-owned with WKDV 1460 AM in Manassas, Virginia, with both stations affiliates of the children-oriented Radio AAHS network. On May 21, 2008 the station switched to a Classic Country format. In Mid-November, the country format was abruptly dropped for brokered programming. From January 31, 2011 until February 2012, WKDL simulcast the talk format of WTNT (730 AM) in Alexandria, Virginia on a full-time basis. Its programming lineup consisted mostly of Talk Radio Network offerings, particularly America's Morning News, The Laura Ingraham Show, America's Radio News Network, The Jerry Doyle Show, The Savage Nation, The Rusty Humphries Show and The Phil Hendrie Show. WKDL was sold to Salem Communications in February 2012 for $10,000 [3] This purchase was mainly so Salem could make engineering changes that would allow it to double the daytime power of WWRC (1260 AM, Washington, D.C.) to 10,000 watts. To make way for the improved WWRC signal, WKDL's daytime power was reduced from 5,000 watts to 3,000 watts, and a strong directional antenna was designed to send most of the station's signal southwestward, away from Washington D.C. WRCWOn July 23, 2014, the station changed its call sign to WRCW. The station served as a southwestern relay of the conservative talk programming on Washington's 1260 AM, then WWRC, now known as WSPZ. WRCW continued simulcasting WWRC when it moved to 570 AM in November 2017. References1. ^{{cite web|url=http://www1.arbitron.com/sip/displaySip.do?surveyID=WI14&band=am&callLetter=WRCW|title=Arbitron Station Information Profiles|accessdate=July 24, 2014|work=Nielsen Audio/Nielsen Holdings}} 2. ^{{cite web|url=http://transition.fcc.gov/fcc-bin/amq?call=WRCW|title=WRCW Facility Record|accessdate=July 24, 2014|work=Federal Communications Commission, audio division}} 3. ^"Price For Double O-Powell Panama City Deal: $950,000"(allaccess.com) External links
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