Frank Harden and Jackson Weaver were honored by having streets named after them at the new housing development at the former WMAL AM 630 transmitter site.
Harden and Weaver hosted mornings on WMAL for 32 years.
The 75-acre site on Greentree Road in Bethesda is called Amalyn.
The neighborhood Is currently under construction and will feature townhomes and single-family houses starting at $1.2 Million.
Brighter Media Group recently sold Baltimore’s 1230 AM and FM translator W232CL, to BMax Media, owned by Julio Arquinio….
After more than six decades on the air, WCWM (90.9 FM) in Williamsburg has canceled its license, bringing an end to one of….
WTOP has officially made the switch from CBS News to ABC News for its top-of-the-hour newscasts ahead of…
Frederick’s WFRE raised $615,905 during their annual St. Jude Radiothon on Friday and Saturday….
Julie Gunlock, Larry O’Connor’s co-host on 105.9 WMAL, is currently facing a significant health crisis….
Audacy, owner of WPGC recently did a company-wide layoff affecting 250 – 300 people…