I just found out that the four Cookeville channels will not be staying. They are moving. First, W35DZ channel 35 is going to be moving to Knoxville, and it looks like W15ER and W29FR is moving towards Nashville. Also, W35DZ on the Rabbitears.info website is now listed under the Knoxville TV listings. At the moment, for W14EE, I have no idea yet where it is going because they haven't applied to move it yet and Nashville already has a permit for another channel 14 coming (WIIW-LD). They have moved W35DZ to just north of Crossville and W15ER and W29FR to Gordonsville in Smith County. I don't know where exactly W29FR will end up because of the already broadcasting station W29DM in Lewisburg would cause interference if W29FR goes to Nashville. Also, they can't move it towards Bowling Green, KY because of PBS/KET station WKGB-DT 53 (RF 29). So, it might go somewhere else. The reason for the slight movement is because of what I mentioned before in another post. There is an FCC rule where a broadcaster can't move a station any more than 30 miles in any direction. On this FCC Blog Post, it says, "Current rules bar LPTV moves that are more than 30 miles, even if they are moving within their existing market. This has sometimes led to the absurd result of stations having to file applications repeatedly when moving within their existing DMA, “inching” along 30 miles at a time." So, now you know what is happening.

Also, WDHC channel 6 may have reached its final destination. They have just applied for a construction permit for a spot in northern Dickson County and will be broadcasting at 3kw, the highest you can broadcast a low power VHF station. I am providing a link to the broadcasting range below. I will be updating this post by adding more links for the ranges of the other low power channels mentioned above down below when they become available. Until more news breaks, that's all for now.

WDHC 6 Broadcasting Range
W15ER Broadcasting Range
W29FR Broadcasting Range
W35DZ Broadcasting Range