Sounds like they're going online only starting on the 1st. The problem has always been the lack of money coming in after they sold their license to broadcast on 101.1. It's been all downhill since then. Being on a class D station now has made their ad rates a lot lower because they don't reach as many people as they were on 102.5.
this post was submitted on 28 Jan 2024
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As much as I hate ads, you’re probably right about it being a big part of their current woes. I can’t imagine that the frequency license owners are going to make that much more money with a new alternative station.