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WGWW is a television station licensed to Anniston, Alabama and an affiliate of Heroes & Icons. The station's second digital channel serves as a repeater of ABC affiliate WBMA-LD. The station is owned by Armstrong Williams and his company, Howard Stirk Holdings. The company also owns WSES (channel 33) in Tuscaloosa; the two stations bring Heartland programming to all of central Alabama.

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WGWW

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ABC 33/40 (on DT2) H&I 40 (general)

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dbpedia:WBMA-LD n5:_Icons dbpedia:American_Broadcasting_Company

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WGWW

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Virtual: 40 (PSIP) 9 (VHF)

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(40.2 ABC (WBMA-LDsimulcast) 40.1Heroes & Icons

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15600.0

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56642

dbpedia-owl:firstAirDate

1969-10-26Z

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dbpedia:NBC dbpedia:CBS dbpedia:WBMA-LD dbpedia:American_Broadcasting_Company

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WHMA-TV (1969–1984) WJSU-TV (1984–2015)

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40 (UHF; 1969-2009) Analog:

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359.0

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HSH Birmingham (WCFT) Licensee, LLC

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dbpedia:Armstrong_Williams

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dbpedia:WSES