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WMBG

Radio station in Williamsburg, Virginia, United States

WMBG (740 kHz) is a commercial AM radio station licensed in Williamsburg, Virginia, serving the Virginia Peninsula. WMBG is owned and operated by Gregory

WMBG

WTVR-TV

Television station in Richmond, Virginia

Wilbur Havens and his Richmond Broadcasting Company, which already owned WMBG (AM 1380) and WCOD (98.1 FM). FCC approval was a mere formality, and WTVR

WTVR-TV

WBTK

Radio station in Richmond, Virginia, United States

Rich Media, LLC. The station was first authorized on January 7, 1927, as WMBG, a 10-watt station at around 1360 kHz, to auto parts dealer Wilbur Havens

WBTK

Williamsburg, Virginia

City and former capital in Virginia, US

served by a variety of AM and FM radio stations, including WTYD, WBQK, and WMBG. Williamsburg is served by the Norfolk–Portsmouth–Newport News designated

Williamsburg, Virginia

Williamsburg,_Virginia

List of 1939 affiliates of the NBC Red Network

(Houston, Texas) WBRC (Birmingham, Alabama) WJDX (Jackson, Mississippi) WMBG (Richmond, Virginia) WMC (Memphis, Tennessee) WSB (Atlanta, Georgia) WDSU

List of 1939 affiliates of the NBC Red Network

List_of_1939_affiliates_of_the_NBC_Red_Network

General Order 32

1928 American reduction of radio broadcasting stations

WEBE Cambridge, Ohio WFKD Frankford, Pennsylvania WBMH Detroit, Michigan WMBG Richmond, Virginia WKBZ Ludington, Michigan WHBC Canton, Ohio WABY Philadelphia

General Order 32

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WTVR-FM

Radio station in Richmond, Virginia, United States

ended on July 23, 2015; WRVA's signal is still relayed via WTVR-HD2. "WCOD, WMBG Richmond FM Outlet, Formally Opened With 47 kw, 96.3 mc" (PDF). Broadcasting

WTVR-FM

Scott's Addition Historic District

Historic district in Virginia, United States

Cadillac and LaSalle dealership (1928), The Hofheimer Building (1928), Radio WMBG Broadcasting Station (1938), Boulevard Baptist Church (c. 1916), China-American

Scott's Addition Historic District

Scott's_Addition_Historic_District

Paul Duke

American journalist

born. He grew up in Richmond, Virginia, where he worked at radio station WMBG during high school. After graduating high school, Duke attended the University

Paul Duke

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List of radio stations in Virginia

Christian (K-Love) WMAL-FM 105.9 FM Woodbridge Radio License Holdings LLC Talk WMBG 740 AM Williamsburg Williamsburg's Radio Station, Inc. Adult Standards WMEV-FM

List of radio stations in Virginia

List_of_radio_stations_in_Virginia

WBBL (AM)

Radio station in Richmond, Virginia, United States

for the other Richmond station that had faced a General Order 32 review, WMBG, to go to unlimited time six days a week by sharing 1210 kHz with WBBL on

WBBL (AM)

WBBL_(AM)

Timeline of Richmond, Virginia

Byrd Hotel built across the street from the new Broad Street Station. 1926 WMBG radio begins broadcasting. As part of the Windsor Farms development near

Timeline of Richmond, Virginia

Timeline_of_Richmond,_Virginia

List of Art Deco architecture in Virginia

Hand Craft Services, Scott's Addition, 1946 Havens & Martins Inc. Radio/WMBG (WTVRCBS6), Scott's Addition, 1938 The Hippodrome, Richmond, 1946 Investment

List of Art Deco architecture in Virginia

List_of_Art_Deco_architecture_in_Virginia

List of AM radio stations in the United States by call sign (initial letters WG–WM)

Illinois WMBA 1460 AM Ambridge, Pennsylvania WMBD 1470 AM Peoria, Illinois WMBG 740 AM Williamsburg, Virginia WMBH 1560 AM Joplin, Missouri WMBM 1490 AM

List of AM radio stations in the United States by call sign (initial letters WG–WM)

List_of_AM_radio_stations_in_the_United_States_by_call_sign_(initial_letters_WG–WM)

WINA

Radio station in Charlottesville, Virginia

affiliated with Mutual, and CBS and NBC were available to some from WRVA and WMBG in Richmond, respectively. In 1951, it obtained a short-lived affiliation

WINA

WLEE (1480 AM)

Radio station in Richmond, Virginia, United States

WLEE, bringing its programming back to local radio after it cut ties with WMBG and WTVR in the run-up to the television station's launch. From 1948 to 1957

WLEE (1480 AM)

WLEE_(1480_AM)

740 AM

AM radio frequency

nighttime) WMBG Williamsburg, Virginia 25021 D 0.5 0.007 37°16′54″N 76°47′49″W / 37.281667°N 76.796944°W / 37.281667; -76.796944 (WMBG - 0.5 kW daytime

740 AM

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