For nearly 50 years, a 50kw Class C2 facility serving the eastern portion of the Triangle region of North Carolina has served the community “like no other, with innovative programming and the best in Jazz, Blues, Funk, Reggae, Latin, African and Gospel.”
It has a translator down in Fayetteville, over in Rocky Mount, and a construction permit for a third FM translator further down I-95 in Lumberton, N.C.
Now, the first radio station to be owned by a historically African American institute of higher learning has been sold. Who’s the buyer?
