Davidson Media Group continues its sell-off with the divestment of their four New England stations to John Fuller’s Red Wolf Broadcasting for an undisclosed price.

Red Wolf will be acquiring Spanish CHR “Latina 100.3” WKKB Middletown/Providence RI, Tropical “Power 1270” WSPR Springfield MA and Oldies simulcast 1490 WACM West Springfield MA/990 WXCT Southington CT. The company will begin operating the four stations immediately via LMA.

Red Wolf Broadcasting owns Alternative “Radio 104.1” WMRQ Waterbury and Tropical “Bomba 97.1” W246CC Bolton in the Hartford market and a cluster of stations in the New London CT market. The deal was brokered by Richard Foreman & Associates.

Red Wolf Broadcasting Corp. announced today that it has reached an agreement to purchase four Davidson Media Group stations including WKKB “Latina 100.3” Providence, WSPR “Power 1270” and WACM 1490 Springfield, as well as WXCT 990 Hartford. Red Wolf will take over operations immediately under a Local Marketing Agreement, the sale is subject to FCC approval and for an undisclosed price.

Red Wolf is owned by local Connecticut broadcaster John Fuller who said “I am very excited to expand my reach with the Davidson Stations and continue my rollout of being the radio voice of the Hispanic Boom”. He stated, that 1 out of 5 Lexus cars are bought by an Hispanic. “WKKB Latina 100.3 is a superb FM Contemporary Spanish programmed station that covers the state of Rhode Island as well as strong coverage into Fall River and New Bedford, Massachusetts. WSPR “Power 1270 AM” also carries Spanish programming. WACM 1490 AM and WXCT 990 AM play Oldies. Included in the purchase are 5 radio towers and various real estate.

“All of the Davidson stations will be technically enhanced” Fuller noted, “The current Davidson employees will remain in place and will be given an opportunity to join our team when ownership change is approved.”

“There had never been a better time to be a local broadcaster, people are on the go and radio goes with them in the car, at work and radio has doubled its listening potential with online streaming”. Fuller added, “I have a passion for the radio industry and my team thrives on being involved in the community”.

Red Wolf’s VP/Programming Brian Ram added, “We are live and local in the communities we serve and it’s an exciting time to grow our local company with 4 more stations of this caliber”.

Fuller started his first radio station WJJF at aged 21 in Hope Valley, Rhode Island. He owns and operates stations in Hartford including Radio 104.1 WMRQ and Bomba Radio 97.1, 98.5, 99.5 and 104.5 as well as 5 stations in New London, CT including Station Of The Year. Softrock 106.5 WBMW, Jammin 107.7 WWRX, 94.9 News Now WJJF, US Country 99.5 and KOOL 1180 AM WSKP. He is co-owner of Eagle Country 97.5 WTNN a country station in Burlington, Vermont.

Richard A. Foreman Associates, Inc. of Stamford brokered the transaction.