WJLE-FM (Smithville, TN)

WJLE-FM (Smithville, TN)

WJLE (1480 AM) and WJLE-FM (101.7 FM) are two radio stations in the United States that play country music. Both stations are located in Smithville, Tennessee, and are operated together as a duopoly. They are owned by Center Hill Broadcasting Corporation.

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#637645

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#148825

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#5100

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  • 3 days ago | wjle.com | Dwayne Page

    By: Dwayne PageA 21-year-old man lost his life and three others including two children (ages 10 & 6) were injured in a head-on crash early this morning (Saturday, June 21) on Highway 56 north (Cookeville Highway) in DeKalb County near the Putnam County line.

  • 3 days ago | wjle.com | Dwayne Page

    June 21, 2025By: Leigh FusonThe Leadership DeKalb Class of 2025 has officially graduated and held a celebration on June 17th, 2025 at the Smithville First United Methodist Church Community Center.

  • 3 days ago | wjle.com | Dwayne Page

    June 20, 2025By: Dwayne PageDeKalb County’s local option sales tax collections for May, 2025 were up significantly compared to the same month last year but were off a bit from April 2025. According to the Tennessee Department of Revenue, DeKalb County collected $222,504 in local option sales taxes in May 2025, up from $175,278 in May 2024 but down from April’s number of $226,958. Smithville’s collections for May were $422,648, better than $397,525 in May 2024 but down from $429,764 in April.

  • 4 days ago | wjle.com | Dwayne Page

    June 20, 2025By: The Smithville-DeKalb County Chamber of Commerce and the Smithville Fiddlers’ Jamboree Board invite the public to a spirited evening of music and dance as the 2025 Jamboree celebrations begin with a Kick-Off Party on Thursday, July 3rd, at Evins Park in downtown Smithville—generously sponsored by Farmhouse Realty and Studio 105.

  • 5 days ago | wjle.com | Dwayne Page

    June 18, 2025By: Bill CongerSeamstress and quilter Elizabeth Pruitt, the owner of Quilts, Memories, and Sew Much More, has founded a special niche that has created rave reviews and swelled into a massive business. Pruitt started the memory bears from her DeKalb County home ten years ago when her dad, a college history professor at Westbrook College in Portland, Maine passed away. He always wore blue striped or solid blue oxford cloth shirts.

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