While running an errand to West Virginia's northern panhandle, I was able to hear some pregame coverage of the Pirates-Reds game on 93.7 out of Pittsburgh. However, upon returning home, we were frantically trying to find an ESPN radio station. We finally happened upon WLV, which gave us a mostly strong signal home. Really...why ISN'T there an AM station in northern West Virginia on ESPN? We have a 24-hour comedy station in Wheeling...seriously. A former ESPN station, WOMP-FM was running some form of oldies. Once again, thanks to WLW!
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Where are the ESPN radio affiliates in northern West Virginia? Are there any?
- Thread starter wrsg915fm
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Are there NO ESPN stations in northern West Virginia?
OOPS...meant to type "WLW" and not "WLV."
OOPS...meant to type "WLW" and not "WLV."
WMTD 102.3 FM in Hinton runs ESPN Radio, but their on-air presentation is atrocious. The processing sounds like public access. When you first tune in you may think you're hearing a local show until they ID as ESPN Radio.
http://www.theticket102.com
http://www.theticket102.com
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