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Richmond, VA area to gain a new Non-Com FM
Liberty University of Lynchburg is granted an FM station license by the FCC. This morning’s Taylor on Radio-Info reports that the Rev. Jerry Falwell founded-school has been granted a license for the new Class B1 at 90.7, in Amelia Court House, VA, just southwest of Richmond. Check the FCC’s Tiger Map of the estimated coverage.
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