This morning, I heard a news report at 7:00 am on WDLW. I was driving at the time, so my focus wasn't as good as I would have liked it to be. It was about a radio station that, I think the newscaster said, was around the Bryan, Ohio area, and was at 96. something. I'm pretty sure it was referred to as "K-96". The station has gone off-the-air due to a natural disaster or some other devastating occurrence. The owners were quoted as saying that they're going to re-build the station, but that it will take a long time.
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A news report about a radio station
- Thread starter johnbasalla
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It's on this Radio Insight story from May 27:
radioinsight.com
A duo in Bryan, Ohio lost its studios to a fire.
Northwest Ohio Duo’s Studios Destroyed In Fire
Impact Radio LLC's duo of Classic Rock "B-Rock 100.9" WBNO and Classic Hits "Q96.5" 1520 WQCT/W243DP Bryan OH lost their
radioinsight.com
A duo in Bryan, Ohio lost its studios to a fire.
Bryan stations back on the air:
www.wtol.com
Bryan radio station back on air after fire
That kind of music that just soothes the soul has returned to northwest Ohio airwaves after a fire two weeks ago destroyed B-Rock 100.9's building.
www.wtol.com
Of note: "No one was inside the building at the time of the fire". I know that this is common these days at these smaller stations to just let the automation run and lock the door.