Radio and Television Transactions

In Ogallala, Neb., for TV viewing, there's scant over-the-air options. The Member of Congress serving Nebraska's first district is doing something about that lack of local broadcast TV service.

The licensee of a pair of facilities that cover a small portion of the Atlanta DMA has died. Paperwork seeking FCC approval of a transfer of control to the executor of the deceased owner's will has now been filed.

The Andrade family-run operation known as The Voice Radio Network has become an established player across the Delmarva Peninsula, with stations serving Salisbury-Ocean City, Md., and an FM translator serving Southern New Jersey added earlier this year. Now, the licensee seeks to add an AM in the Garden State to its asset portfolio.

On September 11, RBR+TVBR shared the news that Tideline Partners broker Greg Guy was overseeing an auction that would deliver a noncommercial FM serving the Salt Lake City market to the winning bidder. We now know who the future owner of the Class C2 facility will be, and the deal was struck traditionally — the auction was cancelled.

There's no one place quite like Sedona, Ariz., a bustling town to the northwest of greater Phoenix that's a hub for hikers, hot-air balloon enthusiasts and even wine connoisseurs, thanks to a viticultural region near Cottonwood.  It is here than an AM radio station with an FM translator is trading hands.

It's presently silent, and has a PSIP of Channel 16. Soon, this low-power television station will be in the hands of a religious broadcasting ministry, thanks to a transaction that's just been filed with the FCC for regulatory approval.

It is is one of Australia’s leading media companies, reaching more than 95% of the nation's population. It's just received a "non-binding indicative proposal" from another media company and its financiers to acquire it. What does this mean for Southern Cross Austereo?

On August 1 Transactions Today from RBR+TVBR first shared the news that The Power Foundation had agreed to acquire the construction permit for an educational FM radio station in North Carolina. The transaction has just closed.

He was the Chief Operating Officer of the now-defunct Equity Media Holdings and following that made his mark by running "Univision Arkansas."  Now, Greg Fess is agreeing to take the licenses for a pair of low-power television stations from his former business partner.

On August 7, 2020, legendary Oklahoma broadcaster J. Douglas Williams passed away. His daughter, who has held roles as SVP/Membership for the RAB and is a Radio & Records back-office alumnus, assumed the role of President of Williams' Omni Communications. Now, she's decided to sell two FMs tied to the Oklahoma operation.

A Class A FM serving an area of Indiana to the southwest of Cincinnati is trading hands. What does this mean for the "Froggy" that's presently habitating this facility?

Travel to the east of Abilene, Tex., along Interstate 20, and you'll come across Cisco, Tex. Here, a Class A FM that's been home to a "Positive Country" station is changing hands. What could this mean for the FM licensed to Moran, Tex.?

On July 1, RBR+TVBR first report that the radio ownership group led by Roger Bouldin had agreed to purchase a Class A FM radio station in Virginia’s Appalachia region. Bouldin has now completed his purchase of the property. 

On May 15, RBR+TVBR reported on the sale of a Class A FM in State College, Pa., by Covenant Communications, led by 7 Mountains Media COO Jim Loftus.  Now, Loftus is saying goodbye to another FM located in the city, engaging in a facilities swap with the second-largest licensee of FM radio stations in the U.S. 

An "Independent Music Radio" noncomm heard in multiple Virginia markets is adding a Staunton AM/FM combo to its station roster. It's thanks to a transaction brokered by Andrew Guest.