It’s a 5kw Class B AM facility that until its 2007 sale to Curtis Media Group was owned by CBS Radio. Before that, it was owned by iHeartMedia predecessor Clear Channel Communications and has served the Greensboro and Winston-Salem area of North Carolina since April 1930.
What does the future hold for this station? That’s up to Stuart W Epperson Jr.
A deal consummated on December 9 and submitted this week to the FCC for approval sees Epperson’s Truth Broadcasting Corp. putting together an asset purchase agreement for WSJS-AM 600 in Winston-Salem. FM translator W276DS at 103.1 MHz is included in the transaction.
The seller is Curtis, but the licensee shown on the APA is related entity Crescent Media Group LLC.
A $625,000 purchase price has been agreed upon by the parties. Terms call for a $125,000 cash delivery at closing, pending any adjustments; the remaining $500,000 is represented via a promissory note.
Crescent, led by Donald Curtis, is represented by Brooks Pierce attorney Coe Ramsey. For Epperson, his legal counsel is Davina Sashkin of BakerHostelter.
WSJS will join a group of stations at include Christian Talk & Teaching WTRU-AM 830, Christian Full Service WPET-AM 950, and Gospel WPOL-AM 1340 in the Greensboro and Winston-Salem region.
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