WCU moving up on the dial: Winners and losers in the shifting world of radio frequencies

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Wednesday, 09/09/2015

fr WWCUA protracted tug-of-war over the 95.3 FM radio frequency is finally over, setting the stage for Western Carolina University’s campus-run radio station to expand its reach well beyond Jackson County’s borders.

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