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WMVO

Radio station in Mount Vernon, Ohio

WMVO (1300 AM) – branded as "Oldies WMVO" – was a commercial oldies radio station licensed to serve Mount Vernon, Ohio. It also operated a translator signal

WMVO

List of radio stations in Ohio

Morrow (cancelled in 2012) WLQR Toledo (1954–2016) WMH Cincinnati (1921–1923) WMVO Mount Vernon (1953–2023) WNSD Cincinnati (1972–1978) WHBD/WPAY Bellefontaine;

List of radio stations in Ohio

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WQIO

Radio station in Mount Vernon, Ohio

BAS Broadcasting of Fremont, Ohio. WQIO-FM and its former sister station WMVO were founded by Helen E. Zelkowitz in the 1950s and remained locally owned

WQIO

WFXN-FM

Radio station in Galion, Ohio

2000, Clear Channel purchased Ohio Radio Group which included WQIO and WMVO in Mount Vernon, Ohio, WWBK in Fredericktown, Ohio, WBZW in Loudonville,

WFXN-FM

Helen Zelkowitz

American broadcaster

husband, Charles, began WMVO-FM, a radio station in Mount Vernon, Ohio. They complemented that station with the launching of WMVO (AM) in Mount Vernon two

Helen Zelkowitz

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WMAN-FM

Radio station in Fredericktown, Ohio

for $125,000. The company also owned WFXN-FM/Galion, WQIO-FM/Mt. Vernon, WMVO-AM/Mt. Vernon, WNCO-FM/Ashland, WNCO-AM/Ashland, WXXF-FM/Loudonville. Ashland/Knox

WMAN-FM

Ohio Women's Hall of Fame

American hall of fame for women established in 1978

executive Helen Zelkowitz (1911–2006) Knox 1982 Radio broadcaster and founder of WMVO Harriet J. Anderson (1913–1980) Athens 1983 Painter and textile artist Ione

Ohio Women's Hall of Fame

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WBCO

Radio station in Bucyrus, Ohio

Ohio Radio Group based in Ashland Ohio who also owned stations WQIO and WMVO in Mount Vernon, Ohio, WNCO and WNCO-FM in Ashland, Ohio, WMAN-FM in Fredericktown

WBCO

Timeless (radio network)

Syndicated radio format

Illinois - WCSJ/WCSJ-FM Mount Sterling, Kentucky – WMST Mount Vernon, Ohio – WMVO Oakland, Maryland – WMSG Oneonta, Alabama – WCRL Owensboro, Kentucky – WVJS

Timeless (radio network)

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WTTF

Radio station in Tiffin, Ohio

settling on ABC/Citadel's "Timeless" channel (which sister stations WLEC and WMVO also carried). With the demise of "Timeless" in February 2010, WTTF moved

WTTF

WFRO-FM

Radio station in Fremont, Ohio

afternoons. BAS Broadcasting, owned by Jim Lorenzen and Tom Klein, also owns WMVO and WQIO in Mount Vernon, Ohio, as well as WCPZ, WMJK, WLEC, and WOHF in

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