Guadalupe Commits To Nation’s Capital With ‘MET Move
The religious-focused La Promesa Foundation is about to own a Washington, D.C.-area AM poised for "revitalization," by way of an unbuilt FM translator. The purchase comes after nine years of running the station, presently owned by a different licensee.
One Less ‘Amigo’ For A Regional Mexican Network
Hispanic Target Network has emerged in recent years as a formidable national purveyor of regional Mexican programming. Its properties can be found in New Mexico and in Texas, as well as on the Delmarva Peninsula. It's now decided to say goodbye to one of those stations.
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A One-Time ‘Genie’ Makes A Six-Pack On Florida Panhandle
An AM radio station serving Florida's Panhandle Region, hit hard by Hurricane Michael, is being sold by a local institution of higher learning. The Class D operation has a rich history and involves the founder of Magic Broadcasting.
A Heritage Move Is Complete, South Of Nashville
Heritage Broadcast Associates is picking up a Class D AM with 1 tower serving the area south of Music City USA. What changes, if any, are in store for listeners of "Radio Close to Home"?
Introducing An Indiana LPFM’s New Latino Licensee
The area between the Indiana cities of South Bend and Elkhart is largely rural. As such, it has attracted first-generation Hispanics seeking a better life by taking agricultural and farming jobs. A local house of worship has recognized this growth, and has grabbed a LPFM.
What Did Fowler ‘PAY For This FM?
The Weekend Edition of TRANSACTIONS TODAY takes us due west of the Huntington-Ashland, WV-KY-OH metropolitan area. Here, a Class A FM is being sold. The buyer is based in Clarksville, Tenn., and has operated the property for the last year.
Boricua Buy Brings Another AM To Longtime Owner
For many veteran media executives in Puerto Rico, Aurio A. Matos Barreto is a familiar name thanks to his longtime ownership of various radio stations across the U.S. commonwealth. Now, he's acquiring a third AM on the island -- one with city-grade coverage of Ponce.
An ‘XL’ Deal For A Bakersfield AM
An AM radio station in the southern half of the San Joaquin Valley is being handed to a new licensee, as is its FM translator. The station is part of a network of stations targeting the South Asian community across California.
Estate Sale For Four Arkansas Radio Properties
A pair of Arkansas AMs and two accompanying FM translators are being sold from the estate of a Milwaukee, Wisc., based individual to an Arizona-based LLC. Here are the details.
Family-Focused NoVa AM Seeks Korean Owner Shift
A Class B AM with a signal blanketing the Northern Virginia communities across the Potomac River from Washington, D.C., is being sold. But, there's likely to be little change in programming for this "family"-focused station with all programming in
한국어.
That’s The Truth: A Deal With Family Ties
A Class D AM serving Virginia's state capital with Christian Talk and Teaching programming is being sold to an entity that already provides all of the station's programming. Yes, money is trading hands. But, it is very much a deal that's all in the family.
Roseland Answers Spirit’s Prayer With LPTV Buys
Three low-powered TV stations located in the Lone Star State, as well as a new facility serving a Northern California city, are trading hands. The buyer is based in Little Rock and led by Julie Huang.
A Rocky Deal Brings Four Corners Culture To Durango
The southwestern Colorado city of Durango is one of the most beautiful locales in the Rocky Mountains. Here, an FM translator is being acquired by a local FM offering news, classical music and jazz programming from an Asian American operator based in California.
Hill Country AM Rises From The Ashes
An AM radio station with 250 watts of power and an FM translator are presently silent. The translator is unbuilt, while the AM went silent nearly two years ago. On Feb. 1, the FCC negated a license cancellation -- a move that led the licensee to sell the facilities.
Central NJ Non-comm Finds A New Owner
A Class B1 noncommercial FM is being sold by an institution of higher learning. It's the latest deal to involve a college or university parting ways with their radio station.