Allegheny Mountain Radio
Allegheny Mountain Radio is a network of three community stations which are public and non-commercial: They are operated by volunteers and a small paid staff. Pocahontas Communications Cooperative, the licensee of the stations, is a non-profit organization formed in April 1979 for educational and charitable purposes and to operate community radio stations. Financial support is derived from individual donations, business underwriting and grants.
Allegheny Mountain Radio
Allegheny Mountain Radio is a network of three community stations which are public and non-commercial: They are operated by volunteers and a small paid staff. Pocahontas Communications Cooperative, the licensee of the stations, is a non-profit organization formed in April 1979 for educational and charitable purposes and to operate community radio stations. Financial support is derived from individual donations, business underwriting and grants.
OUR COMMUNITY. BE A PART OF US!
Allegheny Mountain Radio serves the Allegheny Highlands of the two Virginias: Our coverage area includes Pocahontas County in West Virginia and Bath and Highland County in Virginia. Learn more about these communities by following the links below.
Pocahontas County
"Birthplace of Rivers"
Bath County
"Where Dream's Come True"
Highland County
"Virginia's Little Switzerland"
Dental hygienist introduced us to a great radio station and the benefits of flossing: Dorries
You know the routine.
Slide into the pleather recliner. Put your arms at rest. Ease your feet up. Relax.
Again… relax.…
A bib slides across your chest. An examination light swings low. Count deep breaths.
“OK, turn a little this way. Open wide, please.” In go the tools of the hygienist’s trade.
All’s good. Until two minutes into the cleaning. The pop playing on the office’s choice of radio gives you a mild ache. It's the music.
A Powerful Voice in a Quiet Zone
Tucked away in the woods just beyond Pocahontas County High School sits the modest headquarters of a powerful radio network. Its power lies not in the network’s transmission capabilities, but rather in its dogged determination to offer original, local programming that not only entertains and informs its listeners, but involves them as well.
Allegheny Mountain Radio (AMR), as the umbrella network is known, recently adopted Mountain Magic as its tagline. That is a fitting description for an operation that has somehow found a way to serve communities within the remote regions of the United States National Radio Quiet Zone. Radio transmissions in the Quiet Zone are heavily restricted by law to facilitate scientific research by radio astronomers at the Green Bank Observatory.
LATEST NEWS
WV Attorney General Files Suit Against Wheeling-Charleston Diocese
Pocahontas CVB Accepting Applications – Tourism Scholarship & Tourism Person of the Year
All About Appalachian Mountain Mantrailing and Rescue – Part 2
All About Appalachian Mountain Mantrailing and Rescue – Part 1
Congressman Cline to visit Bath for a Few events
NPR Science Friday Host Ira Flatow will speak at the Green Bank Observatory on March 19th
SUPPORT YOUR COMMUNITY RADIO
Help keep Allegheny Mountain Radio on the air.
SUPPORT YOUR COMMUNITY RADIO
Help keep Allegheny Mountain Radio on the air.
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Allegheny Mountain Radio
9836 Browns Creek Road
Dunmore, WV 24934
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Call AMR at 1-800-297-2346 between 9 AM and 5 PM.
We will take your pledge information and follow-up by sending you an invoice.
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