We’re off again…this time is to Cedartown, Georgia for a family wedding.
Be back next week with a new article about the one thing radio listeners despise and the radio industry ignores.
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If and/or when you get a chance, please listen to the locally-owned and operated “hometown” radio station in Cedartown, Georgia, which is WGAA at 1340 on the AM dial, as well as a translator operating at 106.1 on the FM dial. Otherwise, have a safe trip, and God Bless You.
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I stopped into this unique radio station, but the owner, Frank Burgess, Jr was out due to back problems. No one was in the radio station, but the person who was broadcasting LIVE on-the-air, doing their Trading Post show. I may write more about this station in a future blog. Thank You for the heads up.
-DT
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