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Call Tom at 208-286-7664 WAB Awards 2016 A=audio, V=video, W=website, J=image NOTE**Categories may spill over to the next page Radio: Large Market Entry Id Call Letters RADIO CATEGORY-LG MKT ENTRY NAME F1 F2 F3 F4 RESULTS 5 KTED Commercial - Single The Blind Guy - "Closet Guy" A1 6 KTED Commercial - Single Flour Bin - "Goblin" A1 11 KLED Commercial - Single Fiesta Tequila A1 12 KLED Commercial - Single Gillette printing A1 15 KGWY Commercial - Single DICKEYS EASTER A1 16 KGWY Commercial - Single FREEMONT BEVERAGE A1 17 KDDV Commercial - Single FINISHING TOUCH DETAILING A1 18 KDDV Commercial - Single R&L CONTRACTORS OLD FART A1 21 KAML Commercial - Single R&L CONTRACTORS A1 22 KAML Commercial - Single R&L CONTRACTORS SANTA A1 23 KIML Commercial - Single jack's liquor A1 Townsquare Media 55 Casper Commercial - Single Rocky Mountain Steam Cleaning A1 Townsquare Media 56 Casper Commercial - Single Nissan Of Casper A1 Townsquare Media 57 Casper Commercial - Single Backwards Distilling A1 Townsquare Media 58 Casper Commercial - Single WCDA A1 120 KQSW-FM Commercial - Single CAT 02 WYORADIO 1 RD INSTACARE 01 A1 121 KQSW-FM Commercial - Single CAT 02 WYORADIO 2 RD INSTACARE 02 A1 137 KUGR-AM Commercial - Single May the FRESH be with You! A1 138 KUGR-FM Commercial - Single Rockin, Rad, 80's Party at Killpeppers! A1 150 KSIT-FM Commercial - Single WYORADIO KSIT BROWER BROTHERS EXPO A1 181 KIGN Commercial - Single Mike Rorabeck- (Capitol Lumber belt sander races) A1 203 KRAN Commercial - Single KRAN Drip Ding - Ready Roofer A1 204 KRAN Commercial - Single KRAN "So Sad" - Old Chicago A1 224 KWYO Commercial - Single A Plus Plumbers - Japan Theme Park A1 239 KROE Commercial - Single Aplus Refrigerator Mixdown A1 240 KROE Commercial - Single BANK OF BUFFALO NOT A NUMBER A1 248 KYTI Commercial - Single Knecht Home- How it All Started A1 249 KYTI Commercial - Single Best Single Commercial - Clutch A1 256 KZWY Commercial - Single Qdoba Mexican Grill - Valentines A1 257 KZWY Commercial - Single Hot Bike Tour A1 NOTE*Documents Images do not stream. Please wait for it to appear! 1 of 6 Tech questions? Call Tom at 208-286-7664 WAB Awards 2016 A=audio, V=video, W=website, J=image NOTE**Categories may spill over to the next page Radio: Large Market 262 KLQQ Commercial - Single sunlight credit union-happy A1 263 KLQQ Commercial - Single Wyo Vision A1 265 KSHW-LP Commercial - Single Buckingham Lumber A1 266 KSHW-LP Commercial - Single City Liquor - wine A1 267 KOWY Commercial - Single Ptolemy Halloween A1 268 KOWY Commercial - Single Sludge Trudge A1 269 KZWY-HD2 Commercial - Single Wyoming Building Supply A1 270 KZWY-HD2 Commercial - Single Zack Cummins Summit Realty A1 271 KZWY-HD3 Commercial - Single Daltons Old Women in Shoe A1 272 KZWY-HD3 Commercial - Single Mike's Electric A1 274 KFBC Commercial - Single Two Doors Down A1 275 KFBC Commercial - Single Aven's Day Spa A1 277 KWYO Commercial - Single Man Cave A1 319 KOLZ Commercial - Single KOLZ BEST SINGLE COMMERCIAL A1 332 KRRR Commercial - Single King of the Chair - Eagle's Nest A1 364 KNYN Commercial - Single Lincoln Highway Tavern - March Madness A1 365 KNYN Commercial - Single Ellingford Bros - Oh the Mud! A1 Entry Id Call Letters RADIO CATEGORY-LG MKT ENTRY NAME F1 F2 F3 F4 RESULTS 1 KZQL Commercial Campaign Backwards Distilling Company- "Millie" A1 2 KZQL Commercial Campaign Backwards Distilling Company - "Miranda" A1 3 KDAD Commercial Campaign Gear Up and Get Out There - "April Sasquatch" A1 4 KDAD Commercial Campaign Gear Up and Get Out There - Osprey Sasquatch A1 9 KLED Commercial Campaign Quality Auto A1 A2 10 KLED Commercial Campaign A&W A1 A2 24 KGWY Commercial Campaign DICKEY'S BBQ A1 A2 25 KGWY Commercial Campaign R&L CONTRACTORS A1 A2 26 KDDV Commercial Campaign DON'S SUPERMARKET A1 A2 27 KDDV Commercial Campaign HEALTHSOURCE CHIROPRACTIC A1 A2 28 KAML Commercial Campaign PRIME RIB A1 A2 29 KAML Commercial Campaign TAX DEDUCTIBLES A1 A2 Townsquare Media 54 Casper Commercial Campaign Wind River & Casino A1 A2 A3 69 KIML Commercial Campaign CT ACCESSORIES A1 A2 109 KQSW-FM Commercial Campaign RS Auto Repair Campaign A1 A2 112 KQSW-FM Commercial Campaign WYORADIO 02 WHISLER 2 A1 NOTE*Documents Images do not stream. 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Call Tom at 208-286-7664 WAB Awards 2016 A=audio, V=video, W=website, J=image NOTE**Categories may spill over to the next page Radio: Large Market 131 KUGR-AM Commercial Campaign High Country Hearing A1 182 KIGN Commercial Campaign Mike Rorabeck - Gold's Gym A1 A2 213 KRRR Commercial Campaign KRRR Bullseye Archery - Buck & Bull A1 A2 222 KWYO Commercial Campaign Golden Pond Campaign A1 A2 223 KWYO Commercial Campaign A & B Buildings A1 A2 241 KROE Commercial Campaign First Northern Bank Comin Home A1 A2 242 KROE Commercial Campaign Cyndee Jacobsen Campaign A1 A2 250 KYTI Commercial Campaign Firewater Soaps A1 A2 251 KYTI Commercial Campaign Hammer Chevy A1 A2 258 KZWY Commercial Campaign Handy Woman A1 A2 259 KZWY Commercial Campaign Valley Motor Honda Christmas A1 A2 264 KLQQ Commercial Campaign Healthnut -Mort Gabbon A1 A2 321 KOLZ Commercial Campaign KOLZ BEST COMMERCIAL CAMPAIGN A1 A2 333 KRRR Commercial Campaign Learning Spanish Easy - Rolandos A1 A2 Entry Id Call Letters RADIO CATEGORY-LG MKT ENTRY NAME F1 F2 F3 F4 RESULTS 115 KQSW-FM Local News Talk WYORADIO -DEMSHAR FLOOD A1 116 KMRZ-FM Local News Talk CAT 07 WYORADIO 2 BIZ INSIDER A1 126 KUGR-AM Local News Talk Mayor/City Administrator on Criminal Mishap A1 191 KFBC Local News Talk Cheyenne Today Chicken Coup Ordinance A1 225 KWYO Local News Talk A Martinez Interview A1 226 KWYO Local News Talk Best Local News Talk A1 243 KROE Local News Talk Legislative Recap A1 244 KROE Local News Talk The History of St. Patrick's Day A1 252 KYTI Local News Talk Bald Eagle Recovery A1 253 KYTI Local News Talk Judy Collins Interview A1 386-addedKOWB Local News Talk CITY COUNCILMAN SAYS CHARTER NEEDS TO STEP UP A1 386 KOWB Local News Talk SANDERS CAMPAIGN OPENS FIRST WYOMING OFFICE IN LARAMIE A1 Entry Id Call Letters RADIO CATEGORY-LG MKT ENTRY NAME F1 F2 F3 F4 RESULTS 31 KLED News Reporter VIC WRIGHT NEWS A1 68 KTWO-AM News Reporter Roger Gray A1 76 KTWO-AM News Reporter Kevin Koile - Best News Reporter, KTWO-AM A1 78 KTWO-AM News Reporter Tom Morton, Best News Reporter, KTWO-AM A1 99 KQSW News Reporter Tracey Perkins WyoRadio News A1 125 KUGR-AM News Reporter SWAT/DCI/County Mishap A1 174 KGWY News Reporter PAUL WALLEM NEWS A1 NOTE*Documents Images do not stream. 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