station in December 2011, and FCC approval was granted on April 20, 2012. Rick Muzzy was a familiar name and voice on WPTW in the 1970s. WPTW is the last locally originating commercial radio station still serving Miami County as the former WPTW-FM is now WHIO-FM and the former short-lived competitor WTRJ-FM (later WRNB) in nearby Troy which is now WYDA, a repeater of K-LOVE. 1570 WPTW continues to serve Piqua, Troy, Sidney and the Upper Miami Valley with local news plus local and area high school sports coverage. Tom Michaels and Ryan Brandt and others anchor the local live sporting events for the station. The station is now an affiliate for the Ohio State Buckeyes airing all Football games. Muzzy Broadcasting purchased a 98.1 FM translator in Sidney from the Educational Media Foundation in September 2012. The FM returned to the air on March 22, 2013 rebroadcasting WPTW. See also WHIO-FM (originally WPTW-FM, later WCLR and WDPT respectively) WUCO (now WDLR) Marysville, WLOH Lancaster and WQCD (AM) Delaware (formerly owned by Frontier Broadcasting) Scott Shannon List of radio stations in Ohio WSPT, WCWB, WPCN (also owned by Muzzy Broadcasting) References Book: "Miami County History 1807-1953" by the Miami County Sesquicentennial Historical Committee. Book: "An Encyclopedia of Piqua, Ohio" by James Oda published by M.T. Publishing. Piqua Daily Call story of WPTW adding 98.1 External links FM Translator PTW Radio stations established in 1947 1947 establishments in Ohio Community radio stations in the United States PTW