The station I usually tune into at work, WOXY, is in it’s final days. The owners sold the station and it will cease broadcasting, and net-casting. The station was a constant companion on many a road trip down to the Cincinnati area for years, and when they starting webcasting it became constant companion through the work day. Now I’ll have to find another station to play at work!
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