WBRA-TV

== 1967–1981 ==
WBRA-TV signed on August 1, 1967. In 1972, channel 15 launched a satellite station, WSVN-TV (channel 47) in Norton to serve the Tri-Cities market. It was originally an NET station before its conversion to PBS in 1972.
== 1981–1997 ==
Channel 15 received a new logo in 1981 after WMSY-TV (channel 52) in Marion signed on. On March 14, 1983, WSVN-TV renamed to WSBN-TV which would allow then-NBC affiliate WCKT (channel 7, currently a Fox affiliate as WSVN) in Miami, Florida to change its callsign three months later.
==1997-2000==
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==2000-2007==
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==2007–2019==
WBRA-TV Blue Ridge PBS logo.png|Logo with black PBS logo 
In 2014, Blue Ridge PBS' Tri-Cities-area stations rebranded to Southwest Virginia Public Television. In 2017, the SWVAPT stations were shuttered.
==2019–present==
Blue Ridge PBS logo (2019).png|Logo with the "Blue Ridge" text in the same color as the previous logo. 
In 2023, Blue Ridge PBS launched PBS Appalachia Virginia, the first PBS station without a over-the-air transmitter, becoming the first all-digital PBS station to do so.
Category:Television stations in the United States
Category:PBS member stations
Category:Roanoke, Virginia
Category:Bristol, Virginia
Category:Virginia
Category:Johnson City, Tennessee
Category:Kingsport, Tennessee
Category:Bristol, Tennessee
Category:Tennessee
Category:Blue Ridge Public Television
Category:PBS
Category:1967
Category:Former NET Stations
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1967
Category:1971
Category:1981
Category:2013 disestablishments on both stations
Category:Television channels and stations established in 2014
Category:2018 disestablishments on both stations