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Newspaper /Magazine Cross -Ownership V Newspaper /Magazine Cross -Ownership Morgantown (WV) Dominion -Post is affiliated with Stoughton; & Unified Newspapers, Oregon. (All 100% V Metronews Radio Network & West Virginia Radio Corp., owned.) Vidalia Communications Corp., Box 900, Vidalia, GA owner of WCAW(AM)- WVAF(FM) Charleston, Stations (Greg Bell, VP bcstg): WAPL -FM Appleton, -WKWS(FM) WSWW(AM) (30475). (912) 537 -9202. Fax: (912) 537 -4477. Web Site: WCHS(AM) Charleston, WHBV(AM) Kimberly. WKSZ -FM DePere. (All 100% Charleston, WKKW -FM Clarksburg, WKAZ(FM) www.vidaliacommunications.com. owned.) Charleston. WAJR(AM) -WVAQ(FM) Morgantown, Advance -Progress Newspaper Inc., publisher of the wkly WAJR -FM Salem & WSSN(FM) Weston, all WV, Vidalia Advance, is part of the partnership of Vidalia Wooster Republican Printing Co., 212 E. Liberty St., WFBY(FM) Clarksburg. WAJR(FM) Salem, WDNE(AM & Wooster, OH (44691). (330) 264 -3511. Fax: (330) Communications Corp., owner of WYUM(FM) Mount FM) Elkins. Vernon, WV0P(AM)-WTCO(FM) Vidalia, all GA. 263 -5013. Web Site: wrpcdixcom.com. The Wireless Group Inc., 42 S. Washington. Brownsville, Dix Newspapers: State Journal, Frankfort. KY. TN (38012). (731) 772 -3700. OH: Alliance Review, Alliance; Times Gazette, Ashland: The Wireless Group Inc., which publishes the wkly & Daily Jeffersonian, Cambridge; Crescent News, Defiance; W Mid -South Hunting & Fishing News, a magazine, Bill Record Courier, Kent- Ravenna: and The Daily Record, Dance's Fishing, a magazine, also owns WNWS(AM)- Wooster. WEEU Broadcasting Co., 34 N. 4th St.. Reading, PA WTBG(FM) Brownsville, both TN. Note: Group also Owned by the Dix family with WNDT(FM) Gainesville and (19601). (610) 376 -7335. Fax: (610) 376 -7756. Web Site: manages WNWS -FM Jackson, TN. WNWS -FM owned by www.weeu.com. E -mail: weeu @weeu.com. WOGK(FM) Ocala, both FL; WNDD(FM) Silver Springs, Radiocorp of Jackson, Inc. FL; WNDN -FM and WLQH -AM Cheiftain FL; WTBO(AM)- Reading Eagle Co., publisher of the Reading (PA) Eagle Woodward Communications Inc., 801 Bluff St., WKGO(FM) Cumberland and WFRB -AM -FM Frostburg, (evenings & Sundays), owns 51% of WEEU Broadcasting both MD; KULR -TV Billings and KFBB -TV Great Falls, both Co., licensee of WEEU(AM) Reading, PA. Dubuque, IA (52001). (563) 588 -5687. Fax: (563) 588 -5739. Web Site: www.wcinet.com. MT; WKVX(AM) and WOKT(FM) Wooster, OH. WJAG Inc., Box 789, Norfolk, NE (68702). (402) 371 -0780. Publisher of: Fax: (402) 371 -6303. E -mail: wjagkexl @kexl.com. Web IL: Freeport News: Network, Peoria. Site: www.wjag.com. Shopping (Both 100% owned.) E.F. Huse Jr., publisher of the Norfolk (NE) Daily News & z IA: Telegraph Herald, Dubuque; Eastern Iowa Shopping Norfolk Area Shopper & Albion Advisor, owns controlling News, Pyersville; Dyersville Commercial, Dyersville; J H ZERBEY Newspapers Inc., Box 209,111 Mahantongo interest in WJAG(AM) & KEXL(FM) Norfolk, NE, WJAG Inc, 100%. Cascade Pioneer, Cascade. (All 100% owned.) St., Pottsville, PA (17901). (570) 462-2759 (WMBT). (570) WI: Monroe Shopping News, Monroe; Grant-lowa- 622 -3456. Fax: (570) 462 -3423. E -mail: republic® West Virginia Radio Corporation. 1251 Earl L. Core Rd., Lafayette Shopping News, Platteville; Prairie du Chien pottsville.inti.net. Web Site: www.pottsville.com. Morgantown, WV (26505). (304) 296 -0029. Fax: (304) Shopping News, Prairie du Chien; Richland Center J.H. Zerbey Newspapers Inc., owns 100% of the 296 -3876. Shopping News, Richland Center: Stoughton Newspapers. Pottsville (PA) Republican & Evening Herald. Broadcasting & Cable Yearbook 2003 -2004 A-36 .
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