mnFILE COPY ORlGlNaL 0 R I GINA L Before the FEDERALCOMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION RECEIVED Washington, DC 20554 JUN - 2 2004 In the Matter of FWMIUL COMMUNICIYII~NGCMls6lOu OFFICE of ME SECRETARY Amendment of Section 73.202@) 1 Table of Allotments ) MB Docket No. FM Broadcast Stations 1 RM- (Wilson and Knightdale, North Carolina) 1 1 To: Office of the Secretary Attn: Assistant Chief, Audio Division Media Bureau
PETITION FOR RULE MAKING
Capstar TX Limited Partnership (“Capstar”), licensee of WRDU(FM), Wilson, North
Carolina, by its counsel, hereby submits this Petition for Rule Making, which proposes to delete
Channel 291CO from Wilson, North Carolina and allot Channel 291CO to Knightdale, North
Carolina as that community’s first local service. If this Petition is granted, Capstar will file an application for Channel 291CO at Knightdale and construct the facilities as authorized. The following table summarizes the changes requested in this Petition:
City Channel Existing Proposed Wilson, North Carolina 29 1CO _-- Knightdale, North Carolina --- 29 1CO
I. Technical Analvsis
1. As demonstrated in the Technical Exhibit, Channel 291CO can be allotted to
Knightdale at coordinates 35-47-50 North Latitude, 78-22- 15 West Longitude consistent with
Section 73.207 of the Commission’s Rules with respect to all existing and proposed domestic allotments and facilities. See Figure 1. A 70 dBu signal can be provided to Knightdale from the
N~.of ~~$53 rec’d proposed reference coordinates. See Figure 5. The relocation of Station WRDU ffom Wilson to
Knightdale will result in a predicted net gain in population of 8,791 persons within the WRDU
60 dBu contour. See Figure 2. The entire loss area will continue to receive at least 5 other aural services and will thus remain well served. See Figures 3 and 4.
11. ChanPe in Communitv of License 2. Capstar desires to change the community of license of Station WRDU from
Wilson to Knightdale under the guidelines set forth in Amendment of the Commission’s Rules
Regarding Modijication of FM and TV Authorizations to SpecifL a New Community of License, 4
FCC Rcd 4870 (1 989), recons. granted in part, 5 FCC Rcd 7094 (1 990). There, the Commission stated that a station may change its community of license without subjecting the license to other expressions of interest if (1) the proposed allotment is mutually exclusive with the current allotment; (2) the current community of license will not be deprived of its only local service; and
(3) the proposed arrangement of allotments is preferred under the Commission’s allotment priorities. These criteria are met here. First, the proposed use of Channel 291CO at Knightdale is mutually exclusive with the current use of Channel 291 CO at Wilson. See Figure 1. Second,
Wilson will not be deprived of its only local service because it will continue to be served by 1
FM and 3 AM stations. See Technical Exhibit. Third, the provision of a first local service at
Knightdale (2000 U.S. Census population 6,017) under Priority 3 will result in a preferential arrangement of allotments over the retention of a fifth local service at Wilson (2000 U.S. Census population 43,068) under Priority 4. See Revision of FM Assignment Policies and Procedures,
90 FCC 2d 88 (1 982).
3. The current 70 dBu contour of Station WRDU covers 100% of the Raleigh and
Rocky Mount, North Carolina Urbanized Areas, and over 50 percent of the Durham Urbanized
2 Area. Knightdale is located in Raleigh, North Carolina Urbanized Area. The proposed 70 dBu contour of Station WRDU will cover 100% of the Raleigh, Rocky Mount, and Durham, North
Carolina Urbanized Areas. Therefore, this relocation implicates the Commission’s policy regarding the migration of stations into urban areas only as to the Durham Urbanized Area. See
Headland, Alabama and Chattahoochee, Florida, 10 FCC Rcd 10352 (1995) (“Headland”);
Faye and Richard Tuck, 3 FCC Rcd 5374 (1988) (“Tuck”). In making the determination whether to award an urbanized community a first local service preference, the Commission will consider
(1) the extent to which the station will provide service to the entire Urbanized Area, (2) the relative populations and proximity of the suburban and central city, and, most importantly, (3) the independence of the suburban community. Tuck, 3 FCC Rcd at 5377-78. In this case, from the proposed transmitter site, Station WRDU would place a 70 dBu contour over 100% of the
Raleigh Urbanized Area, the Rocky Mount Urbanized Area, and the Durham Urbanized Area.
See Figure 5. Knightdale’s population (2000 U.S. Census 6,017) is 2.2% of that of Raleigh
(2000 U.S. Census 276,579), 10.7% of that of Rocky Mount (2000 U.S. Census 56,244), and
3.2% of that of Durham (2000 U.S. Census 187,183). Knightdale is located 14.6 kilometers from Raleigh, 64.4 kilometers from Rocky Mount, and 44.3 kilometers from Durham. These figures are similar to those of other suburban communities granted a first local preference. See e.g.,Park City, Montana, 19 FCC Rcd 2092,2094 (2004) (Park City’s population is less than 1% of that of Billings, and Park City is located 21 miles from Billings); Ada, Newcastle and
Watonga, Oklahoma, 11 FCC Rcd 16896, 16899 (1 996) (Newcastle’s population is less than 1% of that of Oklahoma City, and Newcastle is located 15 miles from Oklahoma City).
Nevertheless, the Commission has repeatedly stated that these factors are less important than evidence of independence. See Headland, 10 FCC Rcd at 10355. The following analysis of the
3 eight Tuck factors demonstrates the independence of Knightdale from Raleigh, Rocky Mount, and Durham.
(1) Extent to which the residents of Knightdale work in Knightdale.
According to 2000 Census figures, 378 of the 3,279 employed individuals in Knightdale,
or 11.5%, work at their place of residence. See Exhibit 2. This percentage compares
favorably with other independent communities. See, e.g., Albemarle and Indian Trail,
North Carolina, 16 FCC Rcd 13876 (2001), application for review pending (1 1.3% of
working-age residents worked in community); Coolidge and Gilbert, Arizona, 11 FCC
Rcd 36 10 (1 996) (1 3% of Gilbert’s working population actually worked in Gilbert).
(2) Newspapers and other media that cover Knightdale’s local needs and
interests. The Eastern Wake News is the “hometown” newspaper that serves a number of
communities including Knightdale. It is published on Thursdays and features stories
concerning the community of Knightdale. The Knightdale Views is a newsletter for the
citizens of Knightdale that is published seasonally. The current issue contains articles on
spring events in Knightdale and an economic development summit planned for
Knightdale, and messages from the Mayor and Public Safety Department. The Chamber
Communicator, a monthly publication of the Knightdale Chamber of Commerce, contains
information about the business community of Knightdale. See Exhibit 2.
(3) Community leaders and residents perceive Knightdale as being separate
from Raleigh, Rocky Mount, and Durham. Knightdale started out as a farming
community with the majority of the farmers in the area growing tobacco. At the end of
the nineteenth century, many residents in the area wanted to establish a town, and Henry
Haywood Knight donated some of his land to the Norfolk and Southern Railroad
4 Company in hopes that the railroad would bring business to the area. In 1904, the railroad was established in the community, which was renamed Knightdale to honor
Henry Haywood Knight. Knightdale was incorporated in 1927 and began to transistion from a farming community to a business community. Between 1990 and 2000 the population of Knightdale increased from 1,700 to more than 6,000 residents, making it the seventh fastest growing town in North Carolina. Today, Knightdale continues to experience economic growth, while still maintaining the sense of community that can only be experienced in a small town. As the Knightdale Chamber of Commerce states,
“in Knightdale, we are big enough to offer many cultural, recreational, and employment opportunities, yet small enough to maintain our identity as a community.” See Exhibit 2.
(4) Knightdale has its own local government and elected officials.
Knightdale has a mayor-council-manager form of government. The powers and duties of the Mayor are conferred upon him by law and by the Council. The Mayor is the official head of the city for the purpose of service of civil process, and for all ceremonial processes. The Mayor presides over all Council meetings and only votes in cases of a tie.
The Council consists of five members who are elected to staggered terms. Each Council
Member also serves on a number of Knightdale’s committees. The Manager is the chief administrator of the city and is responsible for overseeing the daily operation of
Knightdale. In addition to the Mayor, Council Members, and Manager, the local government of Knightdale consists of a Town Attorney, Town Engineer, and individuals who work in the following departments: Administration, Finance, Legislative, Parks and
Recreation, Planning, Public Safety, and Public Works. Knightdale also has a Land Use
Review Board and a Parks and Recreation Advisory Board. See Exhibit 2.
5 (5) Knightdale has one zip code and its own phone book. The zip code assigned to Knightdale is 27545, and the U.S. Postal Service operates two offices in
Knightdale. BellSouth publishes the Knightdale-Wendell-Zebulon phone book, which contains yellow and white page directories for the community of Knightdale. See Exhibit
2.
(6) Knightdale has its own commercial establishments and health facilities.
Knightdale is home to the Knightdale Chamber of Commerce and a variety of businesses and commercial establishments. A number of local businesses identify with the community by using “Knightdale” in their name, including Knightdale Animal Hospital,
Knightdale Chiropractic Center, Knightdale Fitness Center, Knightdale Florist,
Knightdale Seafood and BBQ, Knightdale Tire and Service Center, and Knightdale
Tractor. Other Knightdale retail and commercial businesses include Arnold Eye Care,
BB&T Bank, Bank of America, Blimpie Subs, Capital City Roofing, Domino’s Pizza,
Edward Jones, First Citizens Bank, H&R Block, Johnson Auto Body, Kindercare
Learning Centers, Nationwide Insurance, and River Ridge Golf Club. See Exhibit 2.
Health care is provided to the community of Knightdale by a number of sole practitioners. Knightdale is also home to a number of religious and community organizations, including Knightdale Baptist Church, Knightdale Methodist Church,
Green Pines Baptist Church, Faith Baptist Church, Knightdale Church Alliance, Kiwanis
Club of Knightdale, Knightdale Lions Club, and Knightdale Rotary Club. See Exhibit 2.
(7) Knightdale is a separate and distinct advertising market from Raleigh, Rocky Mount, and Durham. The Eastern Wake News provides the businesses of
6 Knightdale with a place to advertise to the residents of Knightdale without relying on the
Raleigh, Rocky Mount, and Durham advertising markets. See Exhibit 2.
(8) Knightdale has its own schools, library, police protection and fire
protection. Knightdale students currently attend three public schools, Knightdale
Elementary, Lockhart Elementary, and Hodge Road Elementary, which are all part of the
Wake County Public School System. Additionally, Knightdale High School and
Forestville Elementary are scheduled to open in August 2004 in Knightdale. The East
Regional Library, formerly the Knightdale Public Library is part of the Wake County
Public Library System. It was remodeled in 1999 and the new 21,000-square-foot facility
has a collection of almost 100,000 volumes and a staff of 17 full-time employees. It
boasts a small conference room for community use as well as a quiet study room and
children’sprogramming room. The library is currently open 71 hours a week and has 20
computers for patrons to use in addition to the computerized book catalog. The
Knightdale Police Deparhnent and the Knightdale EMS provide the community of
Knightdale with police, fire, and EMS services. See Exhibit 2.
4. Knightdale is clearly independent of Raleigh, Rocky Mount, and Durham and therefore deserving of a first local service. As demonstrated above, Knightdale satisfies all of the independent community indicia required by Tuck.
111. CONCLUSION
For the foregoing reasons the Commission should delete Channel 291CO at Wilson,
North Carolina and allot Channel 291CO at Knightdale, North Carolina as that community’s first local service. Capstar reiterates that if the Commission allots Channel 291CO at Knightdale as that community’s first local service, it will file an application and construct the facilities as
7 authorized. The Commission should promptly issue a Notice of Proposed Rule Making as described herein.
Respectfully submitted,
CAPSTAR TX LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
By: / Mark lk. Lipp /y Scott Woodworth Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. 1455 Pennsylvania Ave, NW Suite 600 Washington, DC 20004- 1008 (202) 639-6500
Its Counsel
June 2,2004
307047-1 .DOC
8 TECHNICAL EXHIBIT TECHNICAL EXHIBIT
PETITION FOR RULE MAKING TO AMEND THE FM TABLE OF ALLOTMENTS
WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA KNIGHTDALE, NORTH CAROLINA
Technical Narrative
This technical narrative and accompanying Figures have been prepared on behalf of station WRDU (FM), Wilson, North Carolina, in support of a Petition for Rule Making to amend 47 C.F.R. Section 73.202(b) to reallot channel 291CO at Wilson, North Carolina to channel 291CO at Knightdale, North Carolina, and to modify the license of WRDU (FM) to specify operations on channel 291CO at Knightdale, North Carolina.
As the requested change is mutually exclusive with the channel's current allotment, Petitioner invokes the provisions of 47 C.F.R. Section 1.42O(i).
The following is a summary of the merits of this reallotment proposal:
The community of Knightdale, North Carolina (2000 Census population 6,017 persons) will be provided with its first local aural transmission service.
The community of Wilson, North Carolina (2000 Census population 43,068 persons) will continue to have local aural service from four radio stations.
The proposed channel 291CO allotment site at Knightdale, North Carolina satisfies the Commission's allocations spacing rules for a fully spaced Class CO fac i1 i t y1 .
~_____ The proposed allotment reference coordinates are 35" 47' 50" North, 78' 22' 15" West. See this Exhibit under the heading "Compliance With FCC Rules" for details on allocations considerations with respect to this Page 2 Channel 291C0, Wilson, North Carolina and Knightdale, North Carolina
The 60 dBu gain area associated with the proposed reallotment of channel 291CO to Knightdale, North Carolina will encompass 166,327 persons, while the 60 dbu loss area will encompass 157,536 persons, for a net gain of 8,791 additional persons served within the WRDU (FM) 60 dBu service contour’.
The channel 291CO 60 dBu loss area is well served by a number of radio services3.
site. Also see Figure 1 accompanying this Exhibit for the allocations spacing study.
2 See Figure2. See Figures 3 and 4. Page 3 Channel 291C0, Wilson, North Carolina and Knightdale, North Carolina
Table of Figures Accompanying this Exhibit
Figure 1 WRDU (F'M) Channel 291CO Allocations Spacing Study
Figure 2 WRDU (FM) Channel 291CO 60 dBu Gain and Loss Areas
Figure 3 Depiction of Services to WRDU (FM) 60 dBu loss area
Figure 4 Tabulation of Services to WRDU (FM) 60 dBu loss area
Figure 5 WRDU (FM) 291CO Proposed 70 dBu Service to Knightdale, NC Page 4 Channel 291C0, Wilson, North Carolina and Knightdale, North Carolina
Proposed Change in the FM Table of Allotments
Wilson, North Carolina is located in Wilson County, North Carolina, and has a 2000 U.S. Census population of 43,068 persons. Under this proposal, Wilson will continue to receive local aural radio service from radio stations WVOT (AM), WGTM (AM), WLLY (AM) and WAJC (FM).
Knightdale, North Carolina is located in Wake County, North Carolina, and has a 2000 U.S. Census population of 6,017 persons. Knightdale has no local FM 0r.maural broadcast service and, therefore, Petitioner’s proposal would bring a first local aural broadcast service to Knightdale.
Accordingly, Petitioner requests modification of the FM allocation table as follows:
Community Present Proposed Wilson, NC 291CO - Knightdale, NC - 291CO
Compliance With FCC Rules
The attached Figure 1 is a tabulation of required separations pertinent to use of channel 291CO at Knightdale, North Carolina. The allotment reference site complies with the Commission’s minimum distance separations contained in Section 73.207 of the FCC’s rules to all existing, authorized and proposed stations and allotments as a full Class CO allotment, except for the existing channel 291CO allotment at Wilson, North Carolina, for which this proposal is a mutually exclusive substitute.
Operation from the channel 291CO reference site will provide the requisite city grade (70 dBu) signal to all of Kr~ightdale.~Figure 5 is a map which was developed using the 2000 U.S. Census Topologically Integrated Geographic Encoding and Referencing (TIGER) Line files which depicts the city grade coverage (70 mu) contours based on class CO
4 WAJC(FM) operates on reserved NCE channel 213 and thus does not appear in the table of allotments. SEE Figure 5 herein. Page 5 Channel 291C0, Wilson, North Carolina and Knightdale, North Carolina
facilities (ERP 100 kW/HAAT 450 meters) at the proposed allotment site. As shown, all (100%) of Knightdale is located within the 70 dl3u City Grade contour. Knightdale is located 9.9 kilometers from the proposed WRDU channel 291CO allotment site.
Urbanized Area Considerations
The WRDU (FM) 291CO 70 dBu contour currently encompasses 100% of the Raleigh, NC Urbanized area, and 100% of the Rocky Mount, NC Urbanized Area. The 70 dBu contour for this proposed operation will likewise encompass 100% of the Raleigh and Rocky Mount Urbanized areas6.
The WRDU (FM) 70 dBu contour currently encompasses 0% of the Durham, NC Urbanized area. Under this proposal, the WRDU (FM) 70 dBu contour will encompass 100% of the Durham, NC Urbanized area.
60 dbu Gain and Loss Areas
There are currently 1,800,589 persons residing within the WRDU (FM) channel 291CO 60 dBu contour. There will be 1,809,380 persons residing within the proposed WRDU (FM) 291CO 60 dBu contour. 1,643,053 persons currently residing within the WRDU (FM) 60 dBu contour will continue to receive service under this proposal. 157,536 persons will lose service. 166,327 persons will gain new service within the proposed WRDU (FM) 60 dBu contour as a result of the proposed 291CO operation at Knightdale, for a net aggregate gain of 8,791 persons. See Figure 2.
The 60 dBu loss area related to the reallotment of Channel 291CO to Knightdale is well served by many aural services. See Figures 3 and 4.
Coverage Contours
The FM predicted coverage contours were calculated in accordance with the provisions of 47 C.F.R. Section 73.313,
6 SEE Figure 5. Page 6 Channel 291C0, Wilson, North Carolina and Knightdale, North Carolina
except that, in accordance with current FCC practice, uniform terrain was assumed in all directions.
Population and Area
The population within the FM primary service contour (1 mV/m) was calculated using a computer program that utilizes the 2000 U.S. Census database of "population centroids". The program adds the populations of those U.S. Census designated areas whose centroid lies within each service area.
Conclusion
Channel 291CO can be realloted from Wilson, North Carolina to channel 291CO at Knightdale, North Carolina, in compliance with all applicable Commission rules. The community of Knightdale, North Carolina would be provided with a first local aural transmission service, and the community of Wilson, North Carolina will continue to have local aural service. No service will be lost in any underserved area7 and no new underserved areas will be created as a result of this proposal. Therefore, Petitioner requests the reallotment of channel 291CO from Wilson, North Carolina to Knightdale, North Carolina, and the modification of the license of WRDU (FM) to specify operations on channel 291CO at Knightdale, North Carolina be granted.
Respectfullksubmitted,
hl Stephen G. Davis Senior Vice President Capstar TX Limited Partnership
2625 South Memorial Drive, Suite A Tulsa, Oklahoma 74129
Defined as an area receiving service from less than five aural broadcast services. In the case of this proposal, the 60 dBu loss areas will continue to receive 60 dBu service from multiple sources, local and distant. See Figures 3 and 4. Page I Channel 291C0, Wilson, North Carolina and Knightdale, North Carolina
(918) 664-4581
May 10, 2004 WRDU.A APP 291C Wilson NC 17.35 103.8 280.5 -263.15 ALL0 USE 291C Wilson NC 17.35 103.8 280.5 -263.15 Coordinates updated from LIC record BLH840912CR WRDU.C CP 291CO Wilson NC 17.35 103.8 269.5 -252.15 WRDU LIC 291CO Wilson NC 17.35 103.8 269.5 -252.15l ALL0 USE 292A Gretna VA 151.94 325.9 151.5 0.44 Coordinates updated from LIC record BLH1975 WMNAFM LIC 292A Gretna VA 151.94 325.9 151.5 0.44 WFJA LIC 288A Sanford NC 86.08 242.8 85.5 0.58 ALLO USE 288A Sanford NC 86.08 242.8 85.5 0.58 Coordinates updated from LIC record BLH850320KT ALLO USE 291A/ Vinton VA 215.73 319.9 214.5 1.23 ALLO USE 291C2 Waxhaw NC 240.91 245.7 238.5 2.41 WNMXFM LIC-N 291C2 Waxhaw NC 242.45 245.9 238.5 3.95 WJJSFM LIC-N 291A Vinton VA 219.48 319.3 214.5 4.98 ALL0 USE 294C2 Semora NC 101.42 313.2 88.5 12.92 WKVE LIC 294C2 Semora NC 101.42 313.2 88.5 12.92 WPYA.C CP -N 291A Poquoson VA 234.05 52.0 214.5 19.55 RADD ADD 291A Poquoson VA 234.78 47.5 214.5 20.28 ALLO USE 291B Exmore VA 292.00 48.0 271.5 20.50 WHFD LIC 288A Lawrenceville VA 115.40 23.0 85.5 29.90 ALL0 USE 288A Lawrenceville VA 115.40 23.0 85.5 29.90 WSFLFM LIC 293C1 New Bern NC 124.84 132.1 93.5 31.34 ALL0 USE 293C1 New Bern NC 124.84 132.1 93.5 31.34 Coordinates updated from LIC record BLH860127KC ALL0 USE 238C3 Pinetops NC 65.05 76.5 26.5 38.55 WPWZ LIC-N 238C3 Pinetops NC 66.25 75.3 26.5 39.75 ALL0 USE 290A Lynchburg VA 192.36 339.3 151.5 40.86 WLNI LIC 290A Lynchburg VA 192.98 339.9 151.5 41.48 WLTT LIC 292A Shallotte NC 194.35 177.3 151.5 42.85 ALLO USE 292A Shallotte NC 194.35 177.3 151.5 42.85 Coordinates updated from LIC record BLH880707KB ALLO USE 289A Elizabethtown NC 131.65 189.5 85.5 46.15 WGQR LIC 289A Elizabethtown NC 131.81 190.1 85.5 46.31 WEZV LIC-N 290C3 North Myrtle Beach SC 217.83 188.4 162.5 55.33
' Currently licensed site at Wilson, NC. WRDU Wilson - Knightdale 60 dBu Gain and Loss Area Figure 2
Uniform Terrain Method
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Call Sign Facility id City State Freq ERP-w ARN Distanrx-km WRDU 73936 KNIGHTDALE NC 106.1 100000 BPH20020917AAD 89.5 WZUP 17618 ROSE HILL NC 104.7 2800 BLH19930128KB 114.8 WRCQ 34826 DUNN NC 103.5 48000 BLH19900207KB 138.45 WTRG 74125 ROCKY MOUNT NC 100.7 I00000 BLH19860924KA 69.72 WQDR 9076 RALEIGH NC 94.7 95000 BLHI991041IKB 104.64 WRAL 73920 RALEIGH NC 101.5 96000 BLHl9910514KB 104.64 WRDU 73936 WILSON NC 106.1 I00000 BLH20020607AAR 72.51 WCLN-FM 11066 CLINTON NC 107.3 9200 BLH20000926ABY 129.36 WYMY 48369 GOLDSBORO NC 96.9 99000 BLHI9870828Kl 78.49 WFXK 24931 TARBORO NC 104.3 100000 BLH19900209KD 69.34 WQOK 69559 SOUTH BOSTON VA 97.5 100000 BLHl9870623KC 133.47 WJIJ 1208 NORLINA NC 94.3 6000 BLED20010913AAbl 110.13 WYFL 5100 HENDERSON NC 92.5 I00000 BLHl9870918KB 90.75 WTEB 14356 NEW BERN NC 89.3 99000 BLED19870220KB 75.32 WZMB 65601 GREENVILLE NC 91.3 280 BLED1982021 2AQ 16.46 WlKS 72389 NEW BERN NC 101.9 1OOOOO BLHl9870306KD 63.12 WXNR 64648 GRIFTON NC 99.5 16500 BLHl9890925KH 63.12 WPWZ 74222 PINETOPS NC 95.5 12500 BLHl996123lKB 33.32 WSFL-FM 70497 NEW BERN NC 106.5 100000 BLHl9860127KC 78.49 WELS-FM 20409 KINSTON NC 102.9 3000 BLH19901204KF 57.45 WRSV 54823 ROCKY MOUNT NC 92.1 2350 BLH19970807KC 33.26 WNCT-FM 54388 GREENVILLE NC 107.9 I00000 BMLH19980323KE 42.46 WWGL 26020 FARMVILLE NC 94.3 1950 BLH 19860609KC 17.44 WWNF 57610 KINSTON NC 97.7 3000 BLH2002091OAAR 58.04 WDWG 54861 ROCKY MOUNT NC 98.5 16000 BLHl9951122KA 44.72 WRNS-FM 36950 KINSTON NC 95.1 I00000 BLH20000531AED 71.54 WAG0 51730 SNOW HILL NC 88.7 17000 BLEDl9980702KB 41.54 WRQM 49158 ROCKY MOUNT NC 90.9 6000 BLEDl 9920630KA 33.26 WERO 64609 WASHINGTON NC 93.3 I00000 BLHI9791206AF 42.46 WKNS 14358 KINSTON NC 90.3 35000 BLED19980604KD 53.74 WIAM-FM 53703 WINDSOR NC 98.9 6000 BMLH19900418KC 38.12 WPTM 39676 ROANOKE RAPIDS NC 102.3 6000 BLH20031023ACJ 89.77 WBKU 82838 AHSOKIE NC 91.7 87000 BLED20020531AAQ 41.69 WZRU 5018 ROANOKE RAPIDS NC 88.5 35000 BLED20000919AAY 80.75 WYrr 17568 GASTON NC 97.9 1350 BLHI991 0422KG 80.75 WRTP-FM 2468 ROANOKE RAPIDS NC 90.1 760 BLE019940418KA 79.8 WRHD 9643 WILLIAMSTON NC 103.7 100000 BLH2002091OABC 39.73 WMGV 48400 NEWPORT NC 103.3 I00000 BLHI9960508KC 82.41 WDJS 43909 MOUNT OLIVE NC 1430 1000 BL 85.56 WGBR 48370 GOLDSBORO NC 1150 5000 BL 68.77 WDM 64610 WASHINGTON NC 930 5000 BL19990401DD 37.13 WNCT 57841 GREENVILLE NC 1070 10000 BL 16.42 WRNS 36944 KINSTON NC 960 5000 BL19990401DG 57.14 WGHB 56566 FARMVILLE NC 1250 5000 BLI9800507AA 23.54 WELS 20408 KINSTON NC I010 1000 BL19901203AF 57.45 WCPS 14004 TARBORO NC 760 1000 BL 26.2 WYAL 74223 SCOTLAND NECK NC 1280 5000 BL19881216AE 43.31