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Press Television and Radio Postal Section 7:Section 7 6/21/13 2:19 PM Page 523 Section Seven ✩ PRESS News Organizations and Newspapers ✩ TELEVISION AND RADIO ✩ POSTAL ✩ Section 7:Section 7 6/21/13 2:19 PM Page 524 THE PRESS WEST VIRGINIA PRESS ASSOCIATION 3422 Pennsylvania Avenue, Charleston 25302 Phone: 1-800-235-6881 Website: www.wvpress.org Board of Directors: Nanya Friend, President, Charleston; Pam Pritt, Marlinton; David Corcoran, Glenville; Perry Nardo, Wheeling; Butch Antolini, Beckley; James Heishman, Moorefield; Matthew Yeager, Summersville; Ed Dawson, Huntington; David Hedges, Spencer; Jim Spanner, Parkersburg; Jim McGoldrick, St. Marys; Sandra Buzzerd, Berkeley Springs; Alan Waters, Morgantown; Darryl Hudson, Bluefield. Executive Director: Gloria Flowers. ________ WEST VIRGINIA BROADCASTERS ASSOCIATION 149 Seventh Avenue, South Charleston 25303 Phone: (304)744-2143 Website: www.wvba.com Board of Directors: Frank Brady, President, Bluefield; Bob Spencer, Pineville; Roger Spencer, Park- ersburg; Mike Buxser, Charleston; Don Ray, Huntington; Dale Miller, Morgantown; Tim DeFazio, Clarksburg; Mike Kirtner, Huntington; Larry Bevins, Logan; Jay Phillppone, Weirton; Jeri Math- eney, Charleston. Executive Director: Michele Crist. ________ DAILY NEWSPAPERS Beckley: The Register-Herald Bluefield: Bluefield Daily Telegraph Charleston: Gazette-Mail (Saturday and Sunday) Charleston Daily Mail (Monday through Friday) The Charleston Gazette (Monday through Friday) Clarksburg: The Exponent-Telegram (Monday through Saturday) Elkins: The Inter-Mountain (Monday through Saturday) Fairmont: Times West Virginian Huntington: The Herald-Dispatch Keyser: Mineral Daily News-Tribune (Monday through Friday) Lewisburg: The West Virginia Daily News (Monday through Friday) Logan: The Logan Banner (Monday through Friday) Martinsburg: The Journal (Monday through Saturday) Morgantown: The Dominion Post The Daily Athenaeum Moundsville: Moundsville Daily Echo (Monday through Saturday) Parkersburg: The Parkersburg News and Sentinel Point Pleasant: Point Pleasant Register (Monday through Saturday) Weirton: The Weirton Daily Times (Monday through Saturday) Wheeling: Wheeling News Register (Monday through Saturday) Williamson: Williamson Daily News (Monday through Sunday) [524] Section 7:Section 7 6/21/13 2:19 PM Page 525 PRESS, TELEVISION AND RADIO SECTION 525 NON-DAILY NEWSPAPERS Berkeley Springs: The Morgan Messenger (Wednesday) Bridgeport: The Bridgeport News (Thursday) Buckhannon: The Record-Delta (Monday, Wednesday and Friday) Charles Town: The Spirit of Jefferson Advocate (Thursday) Clay: The Clay County Free Press (Wednesday) Culloden: The Cabell Standard (Tuesday) Elizabeth: Wirt County Journal (Wednesday) Franklin: The Pendleton Times (Thursday) Gilbert: The Gilbert Times (Tuesday) Glenville: The Glenville Democrat (Thursday) The Glenville Pathfinder (Thursday) Grafton: The Mountain Statesman (Monday, Wednesday and Friday) Grantsville: The Calhoun Chronicle (Thursday) Hamlin: The Lincoln Journal (Wednesday and Saturday) Weekly News Sentinel (Wednesday and Saturday) Harrisville: Ritchie Gazette (Thursday) Hinton: The Hinton News (Wednesday) Huntington: The Parthenon (Tuesday-Friday) Hurricane: The Hurricane Breeze (Thursday) Iaeger: The Industrial News (Tuesday) Kingwood: The Preston County Journal (Wednesday) Preston County News (Saturday) Lewisburg: Mountain Messenger (Saturday) Madison: Coal Valley News (Wednesday) Marlinton: The Pocahontas Times (Thursday) Montgomery: The Montgomery Herald (Wednesday) Moorefield: The Moorefield Examiner (Wednesday) Mullens: The Mullens Advocate (Wednesday) New Cumberland: Hancock County Courier (Thursday) New Martinsville: Wetzel Chronicle (Tuesday) Oak Hill: The Fayette Tribune (Monday and Thursday) Parsons: The Parsons Advocate (Wednesday) Pennsboro: The Pennsboro News (Wednesday) Petersburg: Grant County Press (Tuesday) Philippi: The Barbour Democrat (Wednesday) Pineville: The Independent Herald (Wednesday) Princeton: Princeton Times (Thursday) Ravenswood: The Jackson Star News (Wednesday and Thursday) Ripley: The Jackson Herald (Wednesday and Saturday) Romney: The Hampshire Review (Wednesday) Shepherdstown: Shepherdstown Chronicle (Friday) Shinnston: Shinnston News & Journal (Thursday) Sistersville: Tyler Star News (Wednesday) Spencer: Times Record (Thursday) Summersville: The Nicholas Chronicle (Thursday) Sutton: Braxton Citizens News (Tuesday) Braxton Democrat Central (Friday) St. Marys: St. Marys Oracle (Wednesday and Saturday) Union: The Monroe Watchman (Monday) Wayne: Wayne County News (Wednesday) Webster Springs: The Webster Echo & Republican (Wednesday) Welch: The Welch Daily News (Monday, Wednesday and Friday) Wellsburg: The Brooke County Review (Friday) West Union: The Herald Record (Tuesday) Weston: The Weston Democrat (Wednesday) Winfield: The Putnam Standard (Thursday) Section 7:Section 7 6/21/13 2:19 PM Page 526 526 WEST VIRGINIA BLUE BOOK TELEVISION STATIONS Beckley: WSWP-TV (PBS) Bluefield: WVVA-TV (NBC) Bridgeport: WDTV-TV (CBS) Charleston: WCHS-TV (ABC) WVAH-TV (FOX) WPBY-TV (PBS) Clarksburg: WBOY-TV (ABC) Ghent: WVNS-TV (CBS) Huntington: WOWK-TV (CBS) WSAZ-TV (NBC) Morgantown: WNPB-TV (PBS) Oak Hill: WOAY-TV (ABC) Parkersburg: WTAP-TV (NBC) Wheeling: WTRF-TV (CBS) RADIO STATIONS [Editor’s note. — The list of radio stations compiled by radio rating service Arbitron and provided by the West Virginia Broadcasters Association is set up by city or town of license or tower rather than by location of listeners.] Barrackville: WQBE-FM (97.5) WFGM-FM (93.1) WSWW-AM (1490) Beckley: WBES-AM (950) WJJJ-FM (88.1) WVTS-AM (1240) WBWV-FM (88.7) WVPN-FM (88.5) WBKW-AM (1070) WXAF-FM (90.9) WVPB-FM (91.7) Clarksburg: WCIR-FM (103.7) WWLW-FM (106.5) WJLS-AM (560) WPDX-FM (104.9) WJLS-FM (99.5) WXKX-AM (1340) WWNR-AM (620) WOBG-AM (1400) Bethlehem: WPDX-AM (750) WUKL-FM (105.5) WGIE-FM (92.7) Bethany: WKJL-FM (88.1) WVBC-FM (88.1) Blennerhassett: WCKU-FM (90.1) Cowen: WPJY-FM (88.7) Bluefield: WKQV-FM (105.5) Craigsville: WKEZ-AM (1240) WSWW-FM (95.7) WVDM-FM (88.5) Danville: WHAJ-FM (104.5) WZAC-FM (92.5) WHIS-AM (1440) Dunbar: WPIB-FM (91.1) WVTS-FM (94.5) WPIB-FM (91.1) WLUX-AM (1450) Bridgeport: Elizabeth: WETT-FM (104.1) WXIL-FM (95.1) Buckhannon: Elkins: WBTQ-FM (93.5) WDNE-AM (1240) WBUC-AM (1460) WDNE-FM (98.9) WBRB-FM (101.3) WELK-FM (94.7) WVPW-FM (88.9) WBHZ-FM (91.9) WVWC-FM (92.1) WCDE-FM (90.3) Charleston: Fairmont: WVAF-FM (99.9) WKKW-FM (97.9) WVSR-FM (102.7) WRLF-FM (94.3) WKAZ-AM (680) WMMN-AM (920) WCHS-AM (580) WTCS-AM (1490) Fayetteville: WKWS-FM (96.1) WVBD-FM (100.7) Section 7:Section 7 6/21/13 2:19 PM Page 527 PRESS, RADIO AND TELEVISION SECTION 527 Fort Gay: WETZ-FM (103.9) WFGH-FM (90.7) WXCR-FM (92.3) Gary: Oak Hill: WHQX-FM (107.7) WAXS-FM (94.1) Glenville: WOAY-AM (860) WVRW-FM (107.7) Parkersburg: Grafton: WHBR-FM (103.1) WVUS-AM (1190) WVNT-AM (1230) WDKL-FM (95.9) WVPG-FM (90.3) Green Valley: WADC-AM (1050) WAMN-AM (1050) WGGE-FM (99.1) Hinton: WHNK-AM (1450) WMTD-FM (102.3) WRZZ-FM (106.1) WMTD-AM (1380) Philippi: Huntington: WQAB-FM (91.3) WEMM-FM (107.9) Pineville: WVHU-AM (800) WWYO-AM (970) WKEE-FM (100.5) Pocatalico: WRVC-AM (930) WRVZ-FM (98.7) Point Pleasant: WTCR-FM (103.3) WBGS-AM (1030) WNBL-AM (1200) WBYG-FM (99.5) WVWV-FM (89.9) WVRR-FM (88.1) WMUL-FM (88.1) Princeton: Hurricane: WKOY-FM (100.9) WIHY-AM (1110) WAEY-AM (1490) WPJW-FM (91.5) Kenova: WSTG-FM (95.9) WMGA-FM (97.9) WPWV-FM (90.1) WTCR-AM (1420) Rainelle: Lewisburg: WRLB-FM (95.3) WRON-FM (103.1) WRRL-AM (1130) Lindside: Ravenswood: WHFI-FM (106.7) WMOV-AM (1360) Logan: Richwood: WVOW-AM (1290) WVAR-AM (600) WVOW-FM (101.9) Ripley: Lost Creek: WCEF-FM (98.3) WHAW-AM (980) WLKV-FM (90.7) Mannington: Ronceverte: WGYE-FM (102.7) WRON-AM (1400) Marmet: WKCJ-FM (97.7) WKVW-FM (93.3) Rupert: Matewan: WYKM-AM (1250) WHJC-AM (1360) Salem: WVKM-FM (106.7) WOBG-FM (105.7) Miami: WAJR-FM (103.3) WKAZ-FM (107.3) South Charleston: Middlebourne: WMXE-FM (100.9) WRSG-FM (91.5) WSCW-AM (1410) Milton: WWLA-FM (89.3) WAMX-FM (106.3) Spencer: WZZW-AM (1600) WVRC-AM (1400) Montgomery: WVRC-FM (104.7) WMON-AM (1340) St. Albans: Morgantown: WKLC-FM (105.1) WCLG-AM (1300) WJYP-AM (1300) WCLG-FM (100.1) St. Marys: Moundsville: WRRR-FM (93.9) WVLY-AM (1370) WJAW-AM (630) WLVW-FM (96.5) Summersville: WULV-FM (88.7) WCWV-FM (92.9) Mount Hope: WMLJ-FM (90.5) WTNJ-FM (105.9) Mullens: WSJE-FM (91.3) Sutton: WKQR-FM (92.7) New Martinsville: WDBS-FM (97.1) WYMJ-FM (99.5) WSGB-AM (1490) Thomas: WETZ-AM (1330) Section 7:Section 7 6/21/13 2:19 PM Page 528 528 WEST VIRGINIA BLUE BOOK WPTT-FM (88.7) Wheeling: Vienna: WEGW-FM (107.5) WDMX-FM (100.1) WBBD-AM (1400) Webster Springs: WKWK-FM (97.3) WAFD-FM (100.3) WVNP-FM (89.9) WWHA-FM (89.3) Weirton: WKKX-AM (1600) WEIR-AM (1430) WOVK-FM (98.7) Welch: WWVA-AM (1170) WELC-AM (1150) WPHP-FM (91.9) WKQB-FM (102.9) White Sulphur Springs: West Liberty: WSLW-AM (1310) WGLZ-FM (91.5) Williamson: West Union: WBTH-AM (1400) WVGV-FM (89.7) WXCC-FM (96.5) Weston: Williamstown: WOTR-FM (96.3) WVVV-FM (96.9) WFBY-FM (102.3) Section 7:Section 7 6/21/13 2:19 PM Page 529 POST OFFICES IN WEST VIRGINIA 529 POSTAL POST OFFICES IN WEST VIRGINIA Effective through April 2011 County and ZIP Codes Indicated A Berkeley Springs, 25411 . .Morgan Berwind, 25815 . .McDowell Accoville, 25606 . .Logan Bethany, 26032 . .Brooke Adrian, 26210 . .Upshur Beverly, 26253 . .Randolph Advent, 25231 . .Jackson Bickmore, 25019 . .Clay Alderson, 24910 . .Greenbrier, Monroe Big Bend, 26136 . .Calhoun Alkol, 25501 . .Lincoln Big Chimney, 25302 . .Kanawha Allen Junction, 25810 . .Wyoming Big Creek, 25505 . .Logan Alloy, 25002 . .Fayette Big Run, 26561 . .Wetzel Alma, 26320 . .Tyler Big Sandy, 24816 . .McDowell Alum Bridge, 26321 . .Lewis Big Springs, 26137 . .Calhoun Alum Creek, 25003 .
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