<b>IN 1935, WHBY BOOSTED ITS POWER TO 250-WATTS. THE NORBERTINES ALSO ACQUIRED WTAQ RADIO AND STARTED THE PROCESS OF MOVING IT FROM EAU CLAIRE TO DE PERE.  AND APPLETON STARTED CONSTRUCTION ON ITS FIRST WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT TO ADDRESS THE INCREASE IN POLLUTION IN THE FOX RIVER.</b>

IN 1935, WHBY BOOSTED ITS POWER TO 250-WATTS. THE NORBERTINES ALSO ACQUIRED WTAQ RADIO AND STARTED THE PROCESS OF MOVING IT FROM EAU CLAIRE TO DE PERE. AND APPLETON STARTED CONSTRUCTION ON ITS FIRST WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT TO ADDRESS THE INCREASE IN POLLUTION IN THE FOX RIVER.

<b>IN 1935, WHBY BOOSTED ITS POWER TO 250-WATTS. THE NORBERTINES ALSO ACQUIRED WTAQ RADIO AND STARTED THE PROCESS OF MOVING IT FROM EAU CLAIRE TO DE PERE.&nbsp; AND APPLETON STARTED CONSTRUCTION ON ITS FIRST WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT TO ADDRESS THE INCREASE IN POLLUTION IN THE FOX RIVER.</b>

WHBY 100 | Episode 11: More Power & a Sister Station

As part of WHBY’s 100th Anniversary, we’re bringing you a special series that explores our rich history. These segments will dive into key moments from the past century, from WHBY’s early days to its evolution as a trusted voice in news, talk, and local radio. Hear stories of historic broadcasts, community impact, and behind-the-scenes moments. Plus, hear interviews with former hosts, employees, and industry insiders. Don’t miss this special journey through 100 years of radio excellence!

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WHBY 100 | Episode 11: More Power & a Sister Station

WHBY 100 | Episode 11: More Power & a Sister Station