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Michigan LPFM Ends Decade of Service to Catholic Community
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Michigan LPFM Ends Decade of Service to Catholic Community
Tim and Fae Presley with Msgr. Michael Steber, founders of WNOA radio The number of low-power FM stations in the United States rose to 2,007 as of March 31, according to FCC data, but we need to subtract at least one from that count. An LPFM in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula recently turned in its license after its board of directors voted to end operations. WNOA(LP) ceased broadcasting on April 6, the day after Easter. The station was licensed to C…
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