sale

[GJames]

Some of the last of the Mom and Pop owned and operated stations have been sold. Gene Sisk (and wife), of Tupelo, Air South Radio, Inc., has sold his two stations in that market. WFTA-FM (COL-Fulton) 101.9 and WCNA-FM (COL-Potts Camp) 95.9 along with WLZA- Starkville, Metro Radio, Inc. (COL-Eupora) 96.1. The three go to Telesouth Communications Inc., Steve Davenport, the Supertalk group. The Starkville station was co-owned by station manager Carolyn Jackson. Prices are $500,000 for WFTA, $150,000 for WCNA and $500,000 for WLZA. Sisk retains his ownership interest in two Scottsboro, Alabama stations: WKEA-FM (COL-Scottsboro) and WMXN-FM (COL-Stevenson) at least for the time being.

 

[Groove1670]

There are still many of us left. You just gotta look.

 

[tomservo]

I think the sale of WFTA and possibly the other stations was announced back in March. I guess it was just now consummated.

WFTA has flipped to classic hits. Questionable timing since WBVV did the same thing recently.

 

[X-Broadcaster]

I think the sale of WFTA and possibly the other stations was announced back in March. I guess it was just now consummated.

WFTA has flipped to classic hits. Questionable timing since WBVV did the same thing recently.

will super talk programming Remain on 102.9 ?

 

[tomservo]

will super talk programming Remain on 102.9 ?

I imagine so, since 94.3 in Corinth and 95.9 in Potts Camp don't put huge signals into Tupelo.