The station starts with 24,300 watts of power. Ground is broken for the studio and transmitter building at 525 Olentangy River Rd. January 1948: With Channels 3 (now 4) and 6 already assigned to the Columbus market, The Wolfe family applies for an FCC license to operate WBNS Television on Channel 10.With the intention of making this a television station, they change the station's call letters to those used for WBNS radio, derived from the historical Wolfe family businesses - banks, newspapers and shoes - hence, Wolfe's Banks News & Shoes. October 1933: WCAH Radio is purchased by the Wolfe family, owners of The Columbus Dispatch and WBNS radio.Bob Orr, former CBS News senior correspondent in Washington, D.C. ![]()
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