History of Broadcasting in West Virginia

• A list of the earliest West Virginia radio stations
• Complete lists of West Virginia stations: 1922 through 1950, 1935, 1947 (FM), 1956, 1969, 1986, 1995, 1997, 2001
• Origins of West Virginia broadcast call letters
• Did a West Virginian invent radio?
• Beckley: WJLS, WWNR, WCIR, WCFC, WSWP-TV
• Bluefield: WHIS, WHIS-TV/WVVA
• Charleston: WAAO, WOBU/WCHS, WCHS-TV, WKNA/WKAZ/WQBE, WKNA-TV, WCAW & WVAF, WTIP, WGKV
• Clarksburg: WBOY-TV
• Fairmont: WMMN, WTCS
• Fayetteville: WVBD
• Grafton: WVVW
• Hinton: WMTD
• Huntington: WSAZ/WGNT/WRVC, WSAZ-TV, WCMI, WHTN/WKEE, WHTN-TV/WOWK, WPLH/WWHY/WKSD/WWHY/WHRD/WEMM
• Lewisburg: WVSX/WVNS-TV
• Logan: WLOG, WVOW
• Miami: WLZT
• Middlebourne: WRSG
• Morgantown: WHD, WAJR, WCLG
• Oak Hill: WOAY Radio/TV
• Parkersburg: WCEF/WADC and WCEF-FM/WIBZ/WMGP, WPAR/WIKS/WLTP, WCOM/WTAP/WKYG, WTAP-TV
• Pineville: WWYO
• Princeton: WLOH/WAEY/WPVO
• Ronceverte: WRON
• St. Albans: WKLC
• Spencer: WSPZ/WVRC
• Sutton: Summit Media stations
• Welch: WBRW
• Weston: WJPB-TV/WDTV
• Wheeling: WWVA, WTRF
• Williamson: WBTH
• Non-commercial Stations
• Other Stations
• W. Va. Broadcasting Hall of Fame
• Marshall University Tragedy
• Sound Files
• Links to other West Virginia broadcasting web pages

This site is maintained by Jeff Miller (Box 641, New Port Richey FL 34656), who worked at WJLS in the 1970s.