Bob Armstrong

Bob joined the staff of WMIC and WTGV on December 9, 1971, the day after he graduated from Ferris State University. His first position was Program Director, and on April 1, 1975, he became General Manager. Since he was a youngster Bob always knew radio was in his blood. While in college, he got experience working at radio stations in Bad Axe, Cadillac, and Port Huron. Bob enjoys all aspects of the radio business, and still works on the air doing morning newscasts, and special events coverage. He says it provides an opportunity to communicate with our listeners and also be involved with the people who make it happen in the listening area.

Bob says, "Michigan's Thumb and Blue Water Area is a great place to live and work, and I wouldn't have it any other way. It's fun to watch Sanilac Broadcasting grow over the years, and it's because of great owners and a great staff that is very talented and dedicated."

Stan Grabitz

WMIC WTGV Program Director, SwapShop and Morning Show host and IT Director Stan Grabitz grew up in Sandusky and has been with Sanilac Broadcasting Company full time since 2001. Stan also worked at WMIC back in the 70's while still in high school and college where he studied telecommunications and political science at MSU. After a sucessful career selling construction products in Grand Rapids, he moved back to area to own and operate the Wayside Inn. Stan says he's happy to be back in radio and enjoys his responsibilites both on-air and behind the scenes.

Paul Osentoski

Country Classics and Polka host Paul Osentoski grew up in St Clair County and attended Marysville High School and St. Clair County Community College. Paul has the been the host of the Polka Show since 1979 and has been working for Sanilac Broadcasting full time since 1981. In 1996 has was honored as the Great Lakes Polka Association's "Favorite DJ" and in 2004 was invited to join the Michigan Polka Hall of Fame. Paul laments about the "old days" in radio when recordings were on vinyl or on tape. His knowledge of Polkas and Classic Country is second to none.

Dominic Fracasa

Dominic joined the staff at WMIC in August of 2005. He runs the board Wednesday and Thursday evenings, spinning your Top 40 Country Favorites and works weekends as well. Dominic enjoys all aspects of his job here at WMIC, and is persuing a degree in communications at Central Michigan University, anticipating furthering a career in radio.