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West Virginia Directory of Radio WCIR -FM-Co -owned with WIWS. June 1971: 103.7 mhz; 5 kw. 1,485 WHIS(AM)- June 27, 1929: 1440 khz; 5 kw-D, 500 w -N. TL N37 16 (304) 473 -8104. Fax: (304) 472 -2571. Web Site: www.wvwc.edu/c92. ft. TL: N37 56 51 W81 18 32. Stereo. Hm opn: 24. E -mail: 33 W81 15 06. Stereo. 900 Bluefield Ave. (24701). (304) 327 -7114. Licensee: West Virginia Wesleyan College. Format: Classic rock, 103dr13103cir.com. Web Site: www.103cir.com. Net: Unistar. Rep: Fax: (304) 325 -7850. Licensee: Monterey Licenses LLC. Group progsv, div. Target aud: 12 -25; high school & college audience. Spec Katz & Powell. Wash airy: Borsari & Paxson. Format: CHR. News owner: Triad Broadcasting Co. LLC (acq 7- 18 -00; grpsl) Format: prog: Black 4 hrs, class 2 hrs, jazz 8 hrs, relg 4 hrs, blues 2 hrs wkly. staff: 2; news progmg 2 hrs wkly. Target aud: 25 -54. News/talk. Target aud: 35 plus; upper income, leaders of the *Craig Guido, gen mgr. community. Michael R. Shott, CEO & pres; Sandra Frazier, gen mgr; Tammy Clemons, nati sls mgr & rgnt sls mgr; Danny Clemons, prom WJLS -FM- Nov 6, 1946: 99.5 mhz; 34 kw. 1,050 ft. TL: N37 35 23 dir & adv mgr, Larry McKade, news dir; Keith Bowman, chief of engrg. Charles Town W81 06 51. Stereo. Hm opn: 24. Box 99, WJLS Bldg., 102 N. Kanawha St. (25802). Box AB (25802). (304) 253 -7311. (304) WMRE(AM)- May 28, 1962: 1550 khz; 5 kw -D, DA. TL: N39 16 23 252 -5656. Fax: (304) 253 -3466. E-mail: [email protected]. Web Site: WHAJ(FM) --Co -owned with WHIS. Apr 23,1963:104.5 mhz; 100 kw. W77 51 56. Hrs opn: Sunrise -sunset. Box 325A, Rt. 1 (25414). (304) www.wjls.com. Licensee: Personality Stations Inc. Net: CNN. Rep: 1,200 ft. IL: N37 15 21 W81 10 55. Stereo. Net: ABC/C. Format: 725.0402. Web Site: www.wxvafm.com. Licensee: Heritage Savalli; Dome, Rgnl Reps. Wash atty: Pepper & Corazzini. Format: Adult contemp. Target aud: 25 -54. *Jay Patrick, progmg mgr; Larry Broadcasting Co. (acq 9 -9 -82; $400,000; FTR: 9-27-82) *Net: AP. Country. News staff: one; news progmg 10 hrs wkly. Target aud: 25-54. McKay, pub affrs dir. Rep: Roslin. Format: Adult standards. News staff: 2. Target aud: Lynn O'Brien, pres; William A. O'Brien, VP & gen mgr; Rod O'Dell, 25-54; adults. Spec prog: Relg. *Charles R. Weimer, gen mgr; Jim sls dir; Stephanie Ellison, mktg dir; Dave Willis, mus dir; Bob Cannon, WKEZ(AM)- May 18, 1948: 1240 khz; 1 kw -U. TL: N37 15 57 W81 Richardson, chief of opns & chief of engrg. news dir; Katy Thornley, pub affrs Marlow, of dir; Charles chief engrg. 11 20. Hm opn: 24. 900 Bluefield Ave. (24701). (304) 327 -7114. (304) 324 -2665. Fax: (304) 325 -7850. Licensee: Monterey Licenses LLC. WPM-FM-Co -owned with WMRE. Aug 28, 1966: 98.3 mhz; 3 kw. WJLS(AM)- Mar 5, 1939: 560 khz; 4.5 kw -D, 470 w -N, DA -N. TL: Group owner: Thad Broadcasting Co. LLC (acq 7 -18-00; grpsl) 300 ft. TL: N39 16 23 W77 51 56. Stereo. Hrs opn: 5 AM- midnight. N37 45 32 W81 11 12. Hrs opn: 24. (304)253-7311. Net: CNN. Rep: Format: Adult standards. Target aud: 40 plus. Spec prog: Relg 5 hrs Format: Country. Dome, Rgnl reps. Format: Relg, southern gospel. News staff: one; wkly. Michael R. Shoff, CEO & pres; Sandy Frazier, gen mgr; Rich news progmg 4 hrs wkly. Target aud: 25 -54. Spec prog: Sports 3 hrs Ughrwokd, gen sls mgr; Tammy Clemons, nati sis mgr & rgnl sls mgr; wkly. Sandi Smith, progmg dir: Gary Hosey, mus dir. Danny Clemons, adv mgr; Larry McKay, news dir & pub affrs dir; Keith Charleston Bowman, engrg mgr. WOAY(AM) -See Oak Hill WBES(AM)- Nov 4, 1946: 1240 khz; 1 kw -U. TL: N38 21 26 W81 40 WPIB(FM)- September 1995: 90.9 mhz; 740 w horiz, 700 w vert. 05. (CP: COL: Dunbar. TL: N38 23 08 W81 42 51). Box 871 (25323). 1,102 ft. TL: N37 15 26 W81 10 43. Box 889, Blacksburg, VA (24063). (304) 744 -7020. Fax: (304) 744 -8562. Licensee: Bristol Broadcasting WVPB(FM)- May 1, 1974: 91.7 mhz; 10.5 kw. 917 ft. TL: N37 53 46 (540) 961 -2377. Licensee: Positive Alternative Radio Inc. Group Inc. W80 59 21. Stereo. Hm opn: 24. 600 Capitol St., Charleston (25301). Co. (group owner; acq 8-90; grpsl) Net: AP. Rep: Katz. Format: owner: Baker Family Stations (Positive Radio Group) (acq 4-22 -92) Adult contemp. Target aud: 18-49. Pete Ninenger, pres; Mike (304) 556-4900. Fax: (304) 556 -4981. Licensee: West Virginia Net: USA. Format: Adult contemp, contemp Christian. Vemon H. Robbinson, gen mgr; Mark gen mgr; Educational Broadcasting Authority. *Net: NPR, PRI. Format: News, Goodwin, sis Jeff Whitehead, Baker, pres; Edward A. Baker, opns VP. progmg dir; Randy Justice, chief of engrg. class, jazz. News staff: 2. Spec grog: Mountain Stage 2 hrs, children one hr wkly. *Rita Ray, gen mgr; Peggy Dorsey, dev mgr; Marilyn DiVita, rgnl sis mgr; Laura Harkin, mus dir, Jim Wallace, news dir; Bridgeport WVSR- FM-Co-owned with WBES. September 1964: 102.7 mhz; 50 Francis Fisher, chief of engrg. kw. 403 ft. TL: N38 21 26 W81 40 05. Stereo. Web Site: www.electdc102.com. Format: Adult contemp. WDCI(FM)- June 29, 1991: 104.1 mhz; 3 kw. 328 ft. TL: N39 17 59 WWNR(AM)- Aug 9, 1946: 620 khz; 1 kw -D, 500 w -N, DA -N. TL: W80 17 30. (CP: 2.45 kw, ant 518 ft.). Stereo. Hm opn: 24. Box 360 N37 47 18 W81 14 18. Stereo. Hm opn: 5 AM- midnight. 118 Philpot (26330). (304) 842 -8644. Fax: (304) 842 -8653. Licensee: WDCI Radio WCAW(AM)- 1946: 680 khz; 50 kw -D, 250 w -N, DA -2. TL: N38 19 Ln., Beaver (25813). (304) 252 -6452. Fax: (304) 255 -1044. E -mail: Inc. (acq 8-18-98; $405,000) Net: Jones Satellite Audio. Dome. 15 W81 36 31. Hrs opn: 24. 1111 Virginia St. E. (25301). (304) wwnrOnetphase.net. Licensee: Dynastar Communications Inc. (acq Wash airy: William D. Silva. Format: Soft adult contemp. Target aud: 342 -8131. Fax: (304) 344-4745. Licensee: West Virginia Radio Corp. 6 -1 -94; $82,000; FTR: 3-27-95) Net: USA. Rep: Katz. Wash atty: 25 -54. Bruce Wallace, pres; Michelle Elmore. gen mgr; Trela of Charleston. (acq 7- 14 -93; $1.1 million with co-located FM; FTR: Pepper & Corazzini. Format: News/talk. News staff: 2; news progmg Jackson, dev mgr, mktg mgr, prom mgr & adv mgr; John Smith, 8 -9-93) Net: ABC. Rep: Banner. Format: Nostalgia, lite adult 35 hrs wkly. Target aud: 25 -54. Spec prog: Junior high school football, progmg mgr; Hank Vest, chief of engrg. contemp, hits of the 505, 605, 70s, 80s & 905. News staff: one. Target Carolina Panthers, Charlotte Hornets, Virginia Tech. Hugh Caperton, aud: 25 -54. Dale Miller, CEO & pres; John Raese, chmn; Harvey pres; Jay Quesenberry gen mgr, stn mgr & opns mgr; Shane Sothern, Buckhannon Kercheval, opus VP; Rick Johnson, opns dir, progmg dir & pub affrs gen sis mgr & prom dir; Shannon Daniels, progmg dir, news dir & pub dir; Noel Richardson, engrg dir & chief of engrg. affrs dir: Larry Leech. chief or engrg. WBRB(FM)- Listing foilows WBUC. WVAF(FM) -Co -owned with WCAW. Feb 1, 1965: 99.9 mhz; 50 kw. 490 ft. TL: N38 19 15 W81 36 31. Stereo. Format: Adult contemp. Berkeley Springs 11 WBTQ(FM)- 1984: 93.5 mhz; 16 kw. 417 h. TL: 1438 58 W80 01 Target aud: Female skew. John Halford, gen sls mgr; Kidd Conley, 58. Stereo. Hrs opn: 24. 228 Randolph Ave., Elkins (26241). (304) asst music dir; Bill Shahan, pub affrs dir. WCST(AM)- Sept 7, 1958: 1010 khz; 250 w -D, 17 w -N. TL: N39 37 472-1400. Fax: (304) 472 -1740. Licensee: Elkins Radio Corp. Group 00 W78 1303. 1010 Radio Station Rd. (25411). (304) 258 -1010. Fax: owner: McGraw Group Stations (acq 1996; $205,000) Net: CNN, WCHS(AM)- Sept 15, 1927: 580 khz; 5 kw -U, DA -N. TL: N38 21 49 (304) 258-1976. Licensee: Capper Broadcasting Co. Net: ABC/E. Jones Satellite Audio. Rep: RgnI Reps.; Dome. Format: Good time W81 46 05. 1111 Virginia St. E. (25301). (304) 342.8131. Fax: (304) Format: Country. *Emmett Capper, pres; Mike Fagan, gen mgr, gen oldies. News staff: one; news progmg 3 hrs wkly. Target aud: 25-49. 344 -4745. Web Site: www.wepm.com. Licensee: West Virginia Radio sis mgr, prom mgr, adv mgr & progmg mgr; Virgil Ruppenthal, mus dir; Dick McGraw, CEO & chief of engrg; Karen McGraw, pres; Harry Corp. of Charleston. (acq 6 -1 -92; $1.74 million with co-located FM; Fran Little, chief of engrg. Elliott, CFO; Ralph Bennett, gen sls mgr; Todd Elliott, opns VP, mktg FIR: 6-22-92) Net: CBS. Rep: McGavren Guild. Format: News/talk, VP. prom VP & progmg VP; Charles Skidmore, mus dir; Nancy Boyce, sports. News staff: 2. Target aud: 25 -54. Dale Miller, CEO & pres; news dir; Jane Birdsong, pub affrs dir. Rates: $25; 20; 23; 18. WDHC(FM)-Co-owned with WCST. December 1965: 93.5 mhz; 3 kw. John Raese, chmn; Harvey Kercheval, opns VP; Rick Johnson, opns 80 ft. TL: N39 37 01 W78 13 00. Stereo. Hm opn: 6 AM- midnight.
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    EMERGENCY SCHOOL DELAY OR CLOSING PROCEDURES The Wyoming County Board of Education and the personnel in all of our schools are sincerely concerned about the students placed in our care. Their Wyoming County Schools safety is of utmost importance. Emergency situations sometimes occur that warrant the closing of schools to protect the well-being of students. This brochure is intended to inform parents, students, and community members 'Inspiring Our Students to Learn, Dream, and Achieve!' about such situations and the procedures to be followed when closings occur. Under what conditions are schools closed? The primary reason for closing schools is unsafe road conditions caused by severe weather. Extreme snow, ice, cold, or flooding may result in cancellation of school. In addition, failure of mechanical or electrical equipment in schools, or other emergency situations could make it inadvisable to operate schools on certain days. Who is responsible for making the decision to close schools? Chapter 18, Article 4, Section 10, relating to the School Laws of West Virginia, designates the Superintendent of Schools as the person to make the decision to close schools when conditions are detrimental to the health, safety, or welfare of students. How does the Superintendent arrive at a decision to close schools? Every effort is made to accurately assess the conditions of roads and school facilities. Efforts to determine these conditions are generally started with television, radio, and computer weather forecasts and forecasts from the weather service during the night. Early in the morning, calls will be made to the National Weather Service and Department of Highways to determine road conditions, as well as a future schedule for road upkeep.