WDJR

WDJR is a radio station licensed to Freeland, Michigan, and serving the West Michigan region. The station broadcasts a contemporary hit radio format, targeting a 25-44 age demographic.

WDJR is owned by Gallivan Broadcasting, a subsidiary of Good Shepherd Ministries, a non-profit organization. The station's music selection includes a mix of Top 40 and pop music, with a focus on new releases and current hits. Local programming and community news also make up a portion of the station's content.

WDJR operates on a frequency of 93.1 MHz, with a signal that reaches a large portion of West Michigan, including Grand Rapids, Rockford, and surrounding areas. The station's name is derived from the phrase "Water, Discover, Journey, Revival," reflecting the non-profit ownership's focus on spiritual and community development.

WDJR has been in operation since 1984, initially as an adult contemporary station. Over the years, the station has undergone several format changes, shifting to a contemporary hit radio format in 1999. WDJR has received several industry awards, including a West Michigan Saga Yesteryear Award for its Best Contemporary Hit Radio Station in 2003.

The station's on-air staff includes DJs and talent from the local community. WDJR can be streamed online, and the station offers mobile and desktop applications for listening on the go.