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football broadcasts are available at www.msasports.net. This station began as WLOA, with the construction permit first applied for on August 13, 1946. The initial
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station signing on as WLOA-FM on June 1, 1959. Transmitter facilities were located on a hill just northeast of Braddock. As WLOA was a daytime-only station
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station to Chae Communications, a broadcast company controlled by former WLOA General Manager Del King, who programmed a format of urban adult contemporary
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Retrieved February 15, 2021 – via Newspapers.com. "WENS Using Channel 13, WLOA Back". Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph. March 12, 1955. pp. 1, 3. Archived from
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Gateway Clipper Fleet begins operations 1959 June: WRRK first broadcasts, as WLOA-FM. June 19: The Fort Pitt Bridge opens. Three Rivers Arts Festival begins
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Pittsburgh Playhouse. While living in Pittsburgh, Peppard worked as a radio DJ at WLOA in Braddock, Pennsylvania. While giving a weather update, he famously called