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A licensee led by John Devine has agreed to spin a FM translator serving the Georgia city of Augusta. Signing off on the deal for the buyer is the group's Chief Financial Officer, Julie Ziegler.

Idaho non-profit religious radio operation Edgewater Broadcasting has largely been selling off its assets, primarily many of its FM translators across the country. Now, it is engaging in an asset swap. It makes perfect sense. The station Edgewater is getting airs programming it produces and supplies from its Twin Falls headquarters.

Former broadcast ministry Edgewater Broadcasting, led by Dennis Clounch, has been winding down its operations and selling off assets for several months. The parting of an FM translator in Peru, Ill., is only the latest asset sale for the Twin Falls, Idaho-based licensee.

As President of Edgewater Broadcasting, President Dennis Clounch has largely presided over a licensee that has parted ways with most of its radio stations. Now, Edgewater is saying goodbye to five more translators; four are going to the second-biggest licensee of radio stations in the U.S.

Friday saw the continued divestment of FM translators held by an Idaho-based broadcasting ministry led by President Dennis Clounch. This time around, Edgewater Broadcasting is saying goodbye to facilities in Eastern Washington and in a small town due east of Twin Falls, Idaho, among several other markets. The recipient: An entity already getting some Edgewater FMs, for free.

Some 14 years after a noncommercial religious broadcast ministry filed approximately 1,700 applications for FM translators across the country, it is calling it quits. The transfer of licenses for several unbuilt and up-and-running facilities heated up on Friday with the sale of an FM translator in Montana. Now this entity that's winding down operations is selling another translator in Big Sky country. 

In March 2003, Idaho-based Edgewater Broadcasting filed approximately 1,700 applications for FM translators across the country. It was granted 484 CPs. Some 14 years later, Edgewater accelerated the transfer of hundreds of construction permits. Now comes word that Edgewater is parting ways with several others.

An Idaho-based non-secular broadcasting company led by President Dennis Clounch has decided to sell another one of its FM translators, continuing a trend started two years ago. The latest divestment involves a city in Montana, and the No. 2 licensee of AM and FM broadcast stations in the U.S.

Idaho-based religious broadcaster Edgewater Broadcasting is parting ways with four more FM translators

An Idaho-based religious broadcaster has sold an FM translator in the Peach State.

Edgewater Broadcasting sold an FM translator in the Texas panhandle.

Edgewater Broadcasting, Inc. of Twin Falls, Idaho sold an FM translator.

Wayne Brown, a beloved and influential member of Atlanta’s media community, has passed away from a battle with cancer. With more than three decades...

Edgewater Broadcasting intends to sell an FM translator CP in Alabama.