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November 27, 2021
WGNS is expanding to better serve Rutherford County. Smyrna now has a signal where residents can easily hear the Good Neighbor Station on FM 100.5. If you live in Murfreesboro and listen to 100.5, re-tune your radio to FM 101.9 by January 1st (which also happens to be the 75th anniversary of the station). Of course, you can always listen to AM 1450. The expansion into Smyrna will put a strong signal on FM 100.5 for the county's second largest city. Again, if you&#...
November 24, 2021
WGNS is expanding to better serve Rutherford County. Smyrna now has a signal where residents can easily hear the Good Neighbor Station on FM 100.5. If you live in Murfreesboro and listen to 100.5, re-tune your radio to FM 101.9 by January 1st (which also happens to be the 75th anniversary of the station). Of course, you can always listen to AM 1450. The expansion into Smyrna will put a strong signal on FM 100.5 for the county's second largest city. Again, if you&#...
November 23, 2021
WGNS is expanding to better serve Rutherford County. Smyrna now has a signal where residents can easily hear the Good Neighbor Station on FM 100.5. If you live in Murfreesboro and listen to 100.5, re-tune your radio to FM 101.9 by January 1st (which also happens to be the 75th anniversary of the station). Of course, you can always listen to AM 1450. The expansion into Smyrna will put a strong signal on FM 100.5 for the county's second largest city. Again, if you&#...
March 21, 2014
Your point about calling out the altitudes, every time you make a frequency change, the proper protocol which they are good at is to announce either if you are climbing, what level you are climbing through and have been cleared to and once you reach there if you are in cruise at 350, you announce that to the controller that malaysian 370 is with you at flight level 350. thats not unusual at all. >> you would announce it twice if you are changing frequencies? >> you announce it with every new con...