"Radio Ritmo" Signs On The FM Dial

[D-Oradio]

From The State newspaper in Columbia SC....


The Midlands' first 24-hour Spanishlanguage radio station started broadcasting this week with almost exclusively local programming.

Sergio Perez, vice president of Peregon Broadcasting, which operates WIGL 93.9 FM from studios in Irmo, said the new "Radio Ritmo" -- Spanish for rhythm -- aims to bring both entertainment and information to the Hispanic community in the Midlands. He said the new FM station has "everything that every other station has.

Read more...

http://nl.newsbank.com/nl-search/we/Archives?p_action=doc&p_docid=1185CB482BF1B5C8&p_docnum=1

 

[vchimpanzee]

From The State newspaper in Columbia SC....


The Midlands' first 24-hour Spanishlanguage radio station started broadcasting this week with almost exclusively local programming.

Sergio Perez, vice president of Peregon Broadcasting, which operates WIGL 93.9 FM from studios in Irmo, said the new "Radio Ritmo" -- Spanish for rhythm -- aims to bring both entertainment and information to the Hispanic community in the Midlands. He said the new FM station has "everything that every other station has.

Read more...

http://nl.newsbank.com/nl-search/we/Archives?p_action=doc&p_docid=1185CB482BF1B5C8&p_docnum=1

Apparently my search session has expired.

Wasn't this in the free 7-day archive?

 

[SCMidlands]

This link worked for me but you may have to go to thestate.com:

http://www.thestate.com/101/story/28415.html

 

[vchimpanzee]

I forgot to go to the link at a library that gives me free access to Newsbank. Actually, I may have that here. But the site doesn't have South Carolina papers listed. Maybe if I actually was in S.C.