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Industry News Bits 2/13/17

WMIT/Black Mountain (106.9 The Light) can now be heard on 101.3 FM in portions of western North Carolina. The new signal reaches towns that formerly couldn’t hear 106.9 The Light including Franklin, N.C.; Cherokee, N.C.; and Cullowhee, N.C., home of Western Carolina University. It will also give the station a second spot on FM in Sylva, N.C., and portions of Waynesville, N.C.

“We’ve received many requests over the years for an interference-free presence in Macon, Jackson and Swain Counties so we’re excited that our station’s music and Bible teaching is now theirs for the listening, loud and clear, at 101.3 FM,” said Jim Kirkland, the executive director of Blue Ridge Broadcasting. “Ultimately, being able to reach over 81,000 more people with the hope of Jesus Christ is a profound blessing to our ministry.”

106.9 The Light, operated by Blue Ridge Broadcasting, currently has the nation’s 12th largest FM radio coverage area, reaching portions of seven states. In North Carolina alone, it now reaches from Charlotte to North Wilkesboro and over through Asheville to Franklin.


Advance Registration rates will be in effect until February 22 for  Proclaim 17, the upcoming NRB International Christian Media Convention. After that date, all registrations will be processed at the onsite rate. Online registrations will be accepted throughout the Convention with onsite rates applied.  The convention moves to Orlando this year February 27-March 2. 


There’s some great openings currently at Christian Radio.  Those include OM at The Bridge Radio in New Jersey, Mornings at the Faith radio Network, and Voictrack work in Chattanooga…

Click here for all the current openings.


Condolences to Westar Media President & founder Dave Koch who lost his wife Cindy after a battle with brain cancer.  Please remember Dave in your thoughts and prayers. May God’s peace be with him in this difficult time. 


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