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North Carolina Radio Station Gets Community Lift After Tower Collapse
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North Carolina Radio Station Gets Community Lift After Tower Collapse
Severed guy wires caused 1300 WLNC(AM)’s original 1962 radio tower to collapse into three twisted sections, taking the station off the air on July 16. For WLNC(AM) owners Gary and Terry Gallman, a fallen tower is just another challenge to overcome. The station is licensed to operate from a single tower in the North Carolina Sandhills. When a tree-trimming accident toppled down the tower this month, the station relied on its community roots to he…
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