99-5 The Wolf thinks that it is your turn to “Shine All Night”!  Listen next week with Tory Hunter for chances to qualify for a pair of tickets to see Martina McBride, Trace Adkins & Sarah Buxton at Resch Center on the 27^th.  Plus, The Wolf will send the lucky ticket winner to the show in a Limo from Prestige Executive Limousines.  Qualifiers will win a pair of Wranglers (valued up to $29.95) from B Bar 10 in Amherst. Just listen for Martina and Trace to tell you when to call!

If you love to golf, have we got a deal for you!  Just as our Wisconsin Weather starts turning to golf season, we present the Season Kick Off Golf Card!  There is over $750 worth of golfing on this card that you can buy for just $249!  There are 14 courses, you get to play a round of golf PLUS cart!  That’s over $750 worth of golfing for JUST $249.  That’s Less than $18 a round!  PLUS each round includes a cart!  We’re talking about great courses, some are even private exclusive Country Clubs that you would never have a chance to play on unless you’re a member! 

Ridgeway Country Club

Autumn Ridge

Rock River Hills Golf Club

Fox Lake Golf Club

Rolling Meadows Golf Course

Fox Valley Golf Club

Thornberry Creek at Oneida

Waushara Country Club

Rock River Country Club

Winagamie Golf Course

Old Hickory Golf Club

Mascoutin Golf Club

Pine Hills Golf Course

Reed Golf CoursE

Monday, March 22^nd at 7am the card will go live and you can buy them for $249, but there is a limited supply and when they are sold out, they are sold out!

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WineFeast is back and better than ever with a brand new venue at the Oshkosh Convention Center on April 17th. This year's event will feature wines from all over the world, tantalizing brews and an array of foods prepared by the area's finest eateries.  To find out more, or to reserve your spot today, CLICK HERE

For more than 80 years, radio and the recording industry have enjoyed a mutually beneficial relationship: free play for free promotion. And it works. It’s a relationship that has sustained businesses on both sides.

But the labels–like many businesses–are struggling in this economy. They have failed to adapt to the digital age, and find their business model is broken. And now they want to impose a fee called a performance tax on local radio stations to subsidize their losses.

WHERE DOES THE MONEY GO?

In short, the money generated from the performance tax would flow out of your community and into the pockets of the major record labels – and three out of the four are foreign-owned. The record labels would like for you to think this is all about compensating the artists, but in truth the record labels would get at least 50 percent of the proceeds from a tax on local radio.

HOW DOES THIS AFFECT ME?

If you’re one of the 235 million people who listen to radio each week, a tax could reduce the variety of music radio stations play, and all but eliminate the possibility of new artists breaking onto the scene. The tax could particularly affect smaller, minority-owned stations, some of which may have to switch to a talk-only format or shut down entirely.

And, worst of all, if you’re one of the 106,000 Americans employed by local radio, your job could be in jeopardy. In these troubling economic times, the last thing local radio needs is to be hit with a tax that some analysts estimate could be $2-7 billion annually.

There are currently two bills pending in Congress that would levy a performance tax on local radio – H.R.848, sponsored by Rep. John Conyers (MI-14) and S.379, sponsored by Sen. Patrick Leahy (VT). Your members of Congress need to hear that you strongly oppose these bills.

CLICK HERE to take action NOW!