Posts Tagged ‘RADIO’
Radio Hillsboro Is OnThe Air
It was an idea born in the 1990’s. Now, after years of planning and countless hours of fundraising by a cadre of dedicated volunteers, Radio Hillsboro is now a reality.
Read MoreAMR Gets Federal Funding To Bring Public Radio To Southern Pocahontas And Pendleton Counties
Allegheny Mountain Radio receives federal grants to install FM transmitters near Hillsboro in Pocahontas county and Franklin in Pendleton
Read MoreTeen Frequency Hits The Air
The Bath Co High School Radio Club produces a play just in time for our Spring Fundraiser
Read MoreDr. John Sharp Indicted On 30 Counts of Health Care Fraud
Dr. John Sharp could face some serious jail time and heavy fines if
convicted of Health Care Fraud Charges
Read MoreCaught! WV State Police Arrest Suspects in Durbin Shooting
They could run, but they couldn’t hide as the suspects from the shooting in Durbin are brought to justice by the WV State Police
Read MoreMarlinton Town Council – Dollar General Raises Debates
New store location causes problems for area residents, which council
members resolve… mostly.
Read MoreHighland County Public Library Summer Reading Program
Book’em Dano! Highland library sees record numbers in Kids Summer Reading Program.
Read MoreBath County Parks & Recreation
Bath County Parks & Recreation finishes up a busy year
Read MoreHighland Farmer’s Market Now Under Pavilion
Be protected from rain while conducting your weekly shopping outside
Read MoreNational Science Foundation considers changes at NRAO
The National Radio Astronomy Observatory at Green Bank turns 50 years old this year. In fact, November 17th, 50 years ago, is when the contract was signed that got the whole thing started. Coinciding with this anniversary, though, the National Science Foundation, which operates the NRAO has released a new report evaluating the cost-efficiency of several of its sites, including Green Bank. Site Director Richard Prestage talked with us about what it means.
Read MoreRadio Volunteers
This Saturday, the radio broadcasting community in the Allegheny Highlands gathers at Mill Gap, Va., for a day of recognition of the many volunteers who bring radio to you every day – from people who host shows and spin records to those who make sure the mail gets brought in and stations are stocked with the supplies they need to those who bring you the play by play on your favorite local ballgames.
You can meet them Saturday at the Mill Gap Ruritan Grounds.
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