The power of radio, the imagination, the wit and charm of a great broadcaster and life in a rural community. Now, WGFC is silent. It's being said it is economics. Not enough advertising revenue to support the station. Over the years, especially since Dale had a stroke and eventually passed on, the station went into more automation and the airwaves began feeling alittle less like home-made ones.
Word is, mega-radio businesses are possibly interested in buying it and taking it over.
Perhaps we can find someone locally to keep this type of jewel in our own grasp. Perhaps we might need to update or be more inclusive of diversity in the programming, as much of our population has expanded their musical tastes over the years. It would be nice to keep something of our own, something planted, grown and harvested here, in our very own backyards. Let us know.