Technical problems prevent Thursday and Friday broadcasts.

Technical problems continue.

WCRX-LP, 102.1 FM broadcasts were cancelled for Thursday and Friday.

The third-party contractor estimated that broadcast would resume at noon on Friday.

Obviously, broadcasts did not resume at noon on Friday.

Regular features that had to be cancelled included Kevin Kale of Manning and Napier, Mel Greenball and his news readings from The New Standard and Ohio Jewish Chronicle, Kelly Lavelle with her report on Lenten Friday Fish Fries at Catholic parishes, Kris Galloway and her schedule of events at the Columbus Jewish Community Center.

The station staff and management regret this inconvenience to its on-air stars and listeners.

KW

Bexley Public Radio returns to airwaves.

DSL service was restored to the Bexley Public Radio transmitter moments before broadcast day began on Monday March 16.

Robert Moore and his guest Harry Brisson, both students at Denison University, began the broadcast. Kurt Weiland did the Bexley lunch specials. Mel Greenball read news items from The New Standard and Ohio Jewish Chronicle. The second hour featured Joe Contino and Zach Fries who continued discussion with Robert Moore and Harry Brisson. Brian Inglis joined them by telepone for a sports discussion.

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