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Owned Radio Stations College, University and School -Owned Radio Stations WFMO(FM) Lebanon TN KMHT(AM) Marshall TX 'WMRL(FM) Lexington VA 'KAOS(FM) Olympia WA 'WRFW(FM) River Falls WI 'WUTM(FM) Martin TN 'KNTU(FM) McKinney TX 'WRVL(FM) Lynchburg VA 'KOWS(FM) Omak WA 'WSHS(FM) Sheboygan WI 'WOOX(FM) Memphis TN 'KEOM(FM) Mesquite TX 'WNSB(FM) Norfolk VA 'KNWP(FM) Pod Angeles WA 'WWSP(FM) Stevens Point WI ' WUWR(FM) Memphis TN 'KSAU(FM) Nacogdoches TX 'WVST(FM) Petersburg VA 'KWSU(AM) Pullman WA WNWC(AM) Sun Prairie WI "WMOT(FM) Murfreesboro TN 'KOCV(FM) Odessa TX 'WVRU(FM) Radlord VA 'KZUU(FM) Pullman WA 'KUWS(FM) Superior WI WENO(AM) Nashville TN KPJC(AM) Paris TX 'WDCE(FM) Richmond VA 'KFAE -FM Richland WA 'WCCX(FM) Waukesha WI 'WFSK(FM) Nashville TN 'KPHS(FM) Plains TX 'WNRS -FM Sweet Briar VA 'KEXP -FM Seattle WA ' WUUW(FM) Whitewater WI 'WNAZ -FM Nashville TN 'KWLD(FM) Plainview TX " WUWM(FM) Williamsburg VA 'KNHC(FM) Seattle WA 'WVBC(FM) Bethany WV 'WRVU(FM) Nashville TN 'KPVU(FM) Prairie View TX 'WISE -FM Wise VA 'KUOW(FM) Seattle WA 'WVWC(FM) Buckhannon VN 'WAWL -FM Red Bank TN 'KRTU(FM) San Antonio TX WBTN(AM) Bennington VT 'KAGU(FM) Spokane WA 'WCDE(FM) Elkins WV `WUTS(FM) Sewanee TN 'KSYM -FM San Antonio TX 'WRUV(FM) Burlington VT 'KWRS(FM) Spokane WA 'WFGH(FM) Fort Gay VN `KACU(FM) Abilene TX 'KTSW(FM) San Marcos TX 'WIUV(FM) Castleton VT 'KBTCFM Tacoma WA 'WMUL(FM) Huntington WV 'KACC(FM) Alvin TX `KTXK(FM) Texarkana TX 'WWPV -FM Colchester VT 'KPLU -FM Tacoma WA 'WRSG(FM) Middleboume WV 'KUT(FM) Austin TX 'KWBU -FM Waco TX 'WJSCFM Johnson VT 'KUPS(FM) Tacoma WA 'WWVU -FM Morgantown WV 'KVRX(FM) Austin TX 'KMCU(FM) Wichita Falls TX 'WWLR(FM) Lyndonville VT 'KVTI(FM) Tacoma WA 'WOAB(FM) Philippi WV 'KVLU(FM) Beaumont TX 'KSUU(FM) Cedar City UT 'WRMC -FM Middlebury VT `KWCW(FM) Walla Walla WA 'WVSB(FM) Romney WV 'KTAA(FM) Big Sandy TX 'KAGJ(FM) Ephraim UT 'WNUB -FM Northfield VT 'KWWS(FM) Walla Walla WA 'WSHC(FM) Shepherdstown WV 'KHPU(FM) Brownwood TX 'KUSR(FM) Logan UT 'WGDR(FM) Plainfield VT 'KYVT(FM) Yakima WA 'WGLZ(FM) West Liberty WV 'KWTS(FM) Canyon TX 'KUSU -FM Logan UT 'WVTC(FM) Randolph Center VT 'WLFM(FM) Appleton WI "WPHP(FM) Wheeling WV `KAMU -FM College Station TX 'KWCR -FM Ogden UT 'KGRG(FM) Auburn WA 'WBCR -FM Beloit WI 'KUWA(FM) Afton WY 'KETR(FM) Commerce TX 'KOHS(FM) Orem UT 'KASB(FM) Bellevue WA 'WBSD(FM) Burlington WI 'KBUW(FM) Buffalo WY 'KRSM(FM) Dallas TX `KPGR(FM) Pleasant Grove UT 'KBCS(FM) Bellevue WA 'WUEC(FM) Eau Claire WI 'KUWC(FM) Casper WY 'KTEP(FM) El Paso TX 'KBYUFM Provo UT 'KUGS(FM) Bellingham WA 'WGAZ(FM) Goodman WI 'KLWV(FM) Chugwater WY 'KTCU -FM Fort Worth TX 'KRDC -FM Saint George UT 'KZAZ(FM) Bellingham WA 'WHID(FM) Green Bay WI 'KDUW(FM) Douglas WY "KTRU(FM) Houston TX 'KUER(FM) Salt Lake City UT 'KCED(FM) Centralia WA 'WGTD(FM) Kenosha WI 'KUWG(FM) Gillette WY 'KTSU(FM) Houston TX 'WUVT-FM Blacksburg VA 'KEWU-FM Cheney WA 'WLSU(FM) La Crosse WI 'KUWJ(FM) Jackson WY 'KUHF(FM) Houston TX 'WTJU(FM) Charlottesville VA 'KNWV(FM) Clarkston WA 'WHA(AM) Madison WI 'KUWR(FM) Laramie WY 'KSHU(FM) Huntsville TX 'WFOS(FM) Chesapeake VA 'KGTS(FM) College Place WA 'WNWC -FM Madison WI 'KUWN(FM) Newcastle WY `KJCR(FM) Keene TX 'WEHC(FM) Emory VA 'KCWU(FM) Ellensburg WA 'WSUM(FM) Madison WI 'KUWX(FM) WY 'KTPB(FM) Kilgore TX 'WFFC(FM) Ferrum VA 'KNWR(FM) Ellensburg WA 'WVSS(FM) Menomonie WI 'KUWX(FM) Powell eWY 'KNCT-FM Killeen TX 'WWHS -FM Hampden- Sydney VA 'KGHP(FM) Gig Harbor WA 'WMSE(FM) Milwaukee WI "KTAI(FM) Kingsville TX 'WHOV(FM) Hampton VA 'KTCV(FM) Kennewick WA 'WUWM(FM) Milwaukee WI 'KUWP(FM Riverton WY 'KOHM(FM) Lubbock TX 'WEMC(FM) Harrisonburg VA 'KMIH(FM) Mercer Island WA 'WYMS(FM) Milwaukee WI "KUWZ(FM) Rock Springs WY 'KTXT-FM Lubbock TX `WMRA(FM) Harrisonburg VA 'KLWS(FM) Moses Lake WA 'WRST-FM Oshkosh WI 'KSUW(FM) Sheridan WY 'KBIB(AM) Marion TX 'WXJM(FM) Harrisonburg VA 'KSVR(FM) Mount Vernon WA 'WSUP(FM) Platteville WI 'KUWD(FM) Sundance WY 'KBWC(FM) Marshall TX 'WLUR(FM) Lexington VA 'KUBS(FM) Newport WA 'WRPN -FM Ripon WI KUWT(FM) Thermopolis WY Broadcasting & Cable Yearbook 2002 -2003 D-591 .
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