WDLR

WDLR 1550 AM, signed on the air in Delaware, Ohio about October 1960. Until recently, WDLR derived a portion of its programming from Scott Shannon's The True Oldies Channel from ABC Radio. WDLR is now a Spanish language Regional Mexican music format under the branding "La Jefa 1550" and is geared to the Hispanic communities of the greater Columbus area." La Jefa is Spanish for "The Chief" and the name of the branding of a group of similarly related branded format stations,many of which owned by Univision Radio. WDLR is the local affiliate of The Don Cheto Show. Weekdays from 8am to 1pm. The True Oldies Channel is broadcast full-time with local program segments on its sister station WQTT 1270 kHz in Marysville. In the early 1990s, WDLR was famous among Ohio Wesleyan students for its lunchtime program "TRadio," hosted by Stu Sisk. Prior to taking back the WDLR calls in July 2007, the station used WXOL after June 9, 2004, and before that also used WDLR. FCC Call Sign History The call letters WDLR represent the station's city of license: W Delaware. Until Summer 2008, Fifteen Fifty Corporation, which is 100% owned by Patricia Casagrande of Powell, Ohio.