Fellow posters,
I pose this question to further enlighten my knowledge of the stations not mentioned in the Arby's that are nice, little gems that have little or no market representation.
For example, I used to listen to the Lake when it was the lake when I drove home to Augusta and I was passing through Lake Oconee. I've seen posts about a station in Helen, Dallas, Tom Taylor mentioned the tower upgrades for "The Wolf" (I think, been up all night (night shift)), and a couple of stations up in Rome. I want to know what else is out there, and is there a good directory that can help me with that, or is it the best way (and just about the only way if you don't live in the area and channel-surf) to just find out by word of mouth?
I thank you very much for your input.
I pose this question to further enlighten my knowledge of the stations not mentioned in the Arby's that are nice, little gems that have little or no market representation.
For example, I used to listen to the Lake when it was the lake when I drove home to Augusta and I was passing through Lake Oconee. I've seen posts about a station in Helen, Dallas, Tom Taylor mentioned the tower upgrades for "The Wolf" (I think, been up all night (night shift)), and a couple of stations up in Rome. I want to know what else is out there, and is there a good directory that can help me with that, or is it the best way (and just about the only way if you don't live in the area and channel-surf) to just find out by word of mouth?
I thank you very much for your input.