WRVL is a Contemporary Christian formatted broadcast radio station licensed to Lynchburg, Virginia, serving the New River Valley. WRVL is owned and operated by Liberty University.[1]
History
In 2009, WRVL broke ground by forming a partnership with NPR broadcaster WVTF in Roanoke, Virginia, allowing them to repeat Victory FM programming on WVTW's HD-3 channel in Charlottesville, Virginia. This is noteworthy because it makes WVTW perhaps one of the only HD radio stations in the nation funded by the federal Public Telecommunications Facilities Program (PTFP).[2]
On December 26, 2014, WRVL dropped all Religious teaching programming for a Contemporary Christian format. The station's name also changed from "Victory Radio Network" to "The Journey".
Translators
In addition to the main station and WVTW HD-3, WRVL is relayed by an additional 25 translators to widen its broadcast area. W236BO at 95.1 served Burlington, North Carolina prior to 2013, when WPCM took it over.
Call sign |
Frequency
(MHz) |
City of license |
ERP
W |
Class |
FCC info |
W284BC |
104.7 |
Waldorf, Maryland |
10 |
D |
FCC |
W253AZ |
98.5 |
Creedmoor, North Carolina |
40 |
D |
FCC |
W279BW |
103.7 |
Roxboro, North Carolina |
10 |
D |
FCC |
W273BD |
102.5 |
Winston-Salem, North Carolina |
4 |
D |
FCC |
W210BY |
89.9 |
Aquia Harbour, Virginia |
5 |
D |
FCC |
W274AV |
102.7 |
Ashland, Virginia |
14 |
D |
FCC |
W208BL |
89.5 |
Berryville, Virginia |
10 |
D |
FCC |
W245BG |
96.9 |
Cave Spring, Virginia |
10 |
D |
FCC |
W217BR |
91.3 |
Chantilly, Virginia |
10 |
D |
FCC |
W244BP |
96.7 |
Charlottesville, Virginia |
10 |
D |
FCC |
W278BF |
103.5 |
Covington, Virginia |
10 |
D |
FCC |
W237CA |
95.3 |
Culpeper, Virginia |
19 |
D |
FCC |
W282BH |
104.3 |
Danville, Virginia |
155 |
D |
FCC |
W267BA |
101.3 |
Harrisonburg, Virginia |
10 |
D |
FCC |
W286BN |
105.1 |
Marion, Virginia |
10 |
D |
FCC |
W295BF |
106.9 |
Midlothian, Virginia |
10 |
D |
FCC |
W293AS |
106.5 |
Pulaski, Virginia |
10 |
D |
FCC |
W235AI |
94.9 |
Richmond, Virginia |
16 |
D |
FCC |
W293AX |
106.5 |
Roanoke, Virginia |
10 |
D |
FCC |
W279AN |
103.7 |
South Boston, Virginia |
10 |
D |
FCC |
W298AZ |
107.5 |
South Hill, Virginia |
19 |
D |
FCC |
W218CK |
91.5 |
Warrenton, Virginia |
10 |
D |
FCC |
W262BK |
100.3 |
Waynesboro, Virginia |
7 |
D |
FCC |
W270BO |
101.9 |
Wytheville, Virginia |
10 |
D |
FCC |
HD Radio
As of September 2015, The Journey is also carried on WRXL-HD3 in Richmond.
References
- ↑ Lua error in package.lua at line 80: module 'strict' not found.
- ↑ 1n grant year 2007 the PTFP funded a project to increase the power of WVTW, to extend its signal coverage to about 193,000 additional persons.Lua error in package.lua at line 80: module 'strict' not found.
External links
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- WCWM (College of William & Mary)
- WDCE (University of Richmond)
- WEHC (Emory & Henry College)
- WEMC (Eastern Mennonite University)
- WHOV (Hampton University)
- WISE-FM (Virginia Tech)
- WLUR (Washington and Lee University)
- WMLU (Longwood University)
- WMRA (James Madison University)
- WMRL (James Madison University)
- WMRY (James Madison University)
- WMWC (Mary Washington College)
- WNRS (Sweet Briar College)
- WNSB (Norfolk State University)
- WODU (Old Dominion University)
- WQLU (Liberty University)
- WRKE (Roanoke College)
- WRVL (Liberty University)
- WSWE-LP (Sweet Briar College)
- WTJU (University of Virginia)
- WUVA (University of Virginia)
- WUVT (Virginia Tech)
- WVAW (Virginia Wesleyan College)
- WVCW (Virginia Commonwealth University)
- WVRU (Radford University)
- WVST (Virginia State University)
- WVTF (Virginia Tech)
- WWVT (Virginia Tech)
- WXJM (James Madison University)
- WXTJ-LP (University of Virginia)
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