Schedule

Program Schedule for Summer 2018

SUNDAY

MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

10 am: Sunday Morning Gospel

10:30 am:

Life on Purpose with Matthew Chapman

11 am:

Church

12 pm:

Progressive Spirit with John Shuck

12:30 pm:

Poets and Writers with Henry McCarthy

11 am: Radio IQ

12 pm:

Fresh Air

11 am:

Radio IQ

12 pm:

Fresh Air

11 am: Radio IQ

12 pm:

Fresh Air

11 am:

Radio IQ

12 pm:

Fresh Air

11 am:

Radio IQ

12 pm:

Fresh Air

11 am: Radio IQ

12pm:

Radio IQ

1 pm:

Your Weekly Constitutional with Stewart Harris

1 pm: Progressive Spirit with John Shuck

1 pm:

Do the Right Thing with Ed Damer and Taylor Stone

1:30 pm: Togetgher to Get There with Dirk Moore

1 pm:

STEM-Weaver with David Thomas

1:30 pm:

Local Lens with rotating hosts

1 pm:

Art Speaks (William King Arts Museum) with Callie Hietala and Nick Koesters

1:30 pm: Abingdon Low Down with Sara Saavedra

1 pm:

Poets and Writers with Henry McCarthy

1:30 pm:

Theatre Matters with Kenny Davis

1 pm: Wombats and Music with Harry Baya

2 pm:

This Conversation with Teresa Keller

2:30 pm: Building Power with Brian Johns

2 pm:

Blue Monday

2 pm:

Compact Discoveries

2 pm:

Oldies Hour with Ed Hibbits

2 pm:

Against the Wind with Mark Finney and Debra Spencer

2:30 pm:

Local Lens with rotating host

2 pm:

Rise Up Singing with Steve Fisher

3 pm:

Do the Right Thing with Ed Damer and Taylor Stone

3:30 pm:

With Good Reason with Sarah McConnell

3 pm:

Blue Monday

3 pm:

Vocal Treasures with Bill Campbell

3 pm:

Women on Air with Susan Lachmann

3 pm:

Station Music

3 pm: Motown/Beatles with David St. Clair

3 pm:

Vinyl Reflections with David Winship

4 pm:

GI Jive with Curt Phillips

5 pm:

Celtic Clanjamphry with Jack Beck

4 pm:

All Things Considered

4 pm:

All Things Considered

4 pm:

All Things Considered

4 pm:

All Things Considered

4 pm:

All Things Considered

4 pm:

Oldies Hour with Ed Hibbitts

5 pm:

Music of History with Doug Nichols

6 pm: Weekend All Things Considered

6 pm: STEM-
Weaver with David Thomas

6:30 pm: A-town Low Down with Sara Saavedra

6 pm:

Keys to the Game with Gary Lester

6:30 pm:

With Good Reason with Sarah McConnell

6 pm:

This Conversation with Teresa Keller

6:30 pm: Together to Get There with Dirk Moore

6 pm:

Your Weekly Constitutional with Stewart Harris

6 pm:

Women on Air with Susan Lachman

6 pm: Weekend All Things Considered

7 pm:

WEHC Sunday Music

7 pm: Wombats and Music with Harry Baya

7 pm:

Good Energy with John Heil

7 pm:

Vinyl Reflections with David Winship

7 pm:

Oldies Hour with Ed Hibbits

7 pm:

Sharing the Groove with Brent Treash

7:30 pm:

Dead Air with Richard Graves

7 pm:

Good Energy with John Heil

8 pm: Bluegrass from Younder with Stuart Vincent

8 pm: Infinite Highway with Keith Weiss

8 pm: Motown/Beatles with David St. Clair

8 pm: Retroclectic with Dave and Ann Ledgerwood

8 pm:

Oldies Hour with Ed Hibbits

8 pm:

Myriad with Curt Phillips

8 pm:

From the Heart with Jeffery Cowart

9 pm:

The Tim White Show with Tim White

10 pm:

Old Revival Meeting with Ivy Sheppard

9 pm: From the Heart with Jeffery Cowart

10 pm: WEHC Music Library

9 pm:

Dead Air with Richard Graves

9:30 pm: Sharing the Groove with Brent Treash

10 pm:

Hobo Stew with Craig Thompson

9 pm:

Rise Up Singing with Steve Fisher

10 pm:

WEHC Music Library

9 pm: Thursday Night Jazz with All Bradley

9 pm:

Hobo Stew with Craig Thompson

9 pm: Infinite Highway with Keith Weiss

Contact the Office

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Check out the radio staff here

wehc@ehc.edu

Radio Spotlight

<h4 class="lw_blurbs_title">Steve Fisher “Rise Up Singing”</h4><div class="lw_blurbs_body"><p><img width="369" height="562" alt="Steve Fisher" src="/live/image/gid/52/width/369/height/562/4309_image012.rev.1531773005.jpg" class="lw_image lw_image4309 lw_align_center lw_column_width_half" data-max-w="420" data-max-h="640"/></p><p> Steve Fisher has been doing his music show “Rise Up Singing” on WEHC at <span class="aBn" tabindex="0" data-term="goog_679588566"><span class="aQJ">9 pm</span></span> on Wednesdays since 2006. He taught for 35 years at Emory & Henry College where he used music in most all of his classes to let the “people’s voice” into the classroom. He is a long-time peace, social justice, and Appalachian activist and has seen the importance of music in people’s daily lives and struggles. <em>Although he can’t carry a tune and doesn’t play an instrument since he sold his high-school band clarinet, music is most certainly at the core of his life.</em> Being able to hear live music on a regular basis is part of what keeps him happy and sane. He has eclectic musical tastes that include Americana, alternative country, folk, blues, rock, and the explicitly political. <em>He’s been in love with Emmylou Harris for almost 40 years and plays her songs regularly on his show but she still won’t respond to his letters.</em></p></div>
<h4 class="lw_blurbs_title">Dirk Moore “Local Lens & Together to Get There”</h4><div class="lw_blurbs_body"><div/><div/><div><img width="432" height="725" alt="Dirk Moore" src="/live/image/gid/52/width/432/height/725/crop/1/src_region/0,0,1800,3020/4317_20180717_114713.rev.1531918930.jpg" class="lw_image lw_image4317 lw_align_center" srcset="/live/image/scale/2x/gid/52/width/432/height/725/crop/1/src_region/0,0,1800,3020/4317_20180717_114713.rev.1531918930.jpg 2x, /live/image/scale/3x/gid/52/width/432/height/725/crop/1/src_region/0,0,1800,3020/4317_20180717_114713.rev.1531918930.jpg 3x" data-max-w="1800" data-max-h="3200"/></div><div/><div><strong>Local Lens:</strong></div><div/><div> Hosting Local Lens has been a wonderful experience. I have enjoyed bringing local perspectives on news events that are happening in our region and in our world. This approach to information radio is important to a growing need to connect the people in this region to the issues beyond Southwest Virginia that each day have a stronger impact on us.</div><div/><div><strong>Together to Get There:</strong></div><div/><div> Southwest Virginia has tremendous challenges and opportunities when it comes to economic growth. I am proud to be hosting the only broadcast in the region that regularly looks at efforts to develop the economy of Southwest Virginia and to create jobs and opportunities for this generation and future generations of area residents.</div></div>
<h4 class="lw_blurbs_title">Al Bradley “Thursday Night Jazz”</h4><div class="lw_blurbs_body"><p> </p><p><img width="511" height="380" alt="Al Bradly" src="/live/image/gid/52/width/511/height/380/crop/1/src_region/0,0,2017,1500/4314_ACB-WEHC.rev.1531775308.JPG" class="lw_image lw_image4314 lw_align_left" srcset="/live/image/scale/2x/gid/52/width/511/height/380/crop/1/src_region/0,0,2017,1500/4314_ACB-WEHC.JPG 2x, /live/image/scale/3x/gid/52/width/511/height/380/crop/1/src_region/0,0,2017,1500/4314_ACB-WEHC.JPG 3x" data-max-w="2587" data-max-h="1940"/></p><p> </p><p> I am responsible for “Thursday Night Jazz” at <span class="aBn" tabindex="0" data-term="goog_1360555084"><span class="aQJ">9:00 PM</span></span> each week. I do it because I have been in love with radio since very early in life. I ran errands at WBBI in Abingdon when I was 9 years old and eventually found myself doing “Abingdon After Dark” on weekday evenings at that station while in high school. I worked in television while in college but welcomed my return to radio at WEHC following my retirement in 2005. I just enjoy doing it! - </p></div>
<h4 class="lw_blurbs_title">Bill McKee “Road Unknown”</h4><div class="lw_blurbs_body"><p> </p><p><img width="334" height="500" alt="Bill McKee " src="/live/image/gid/52/width/334/height/500/4302_unnamed.rev.1531236722.jpg" class="lw_image lw_image4302 lw_align_center" srcset="/live/image/scale/2x/gid/52/width/334/height/500/4302_unnamed.rev.1531236722.jpg 2x, /live/image/scale/3x/gid/52/width/334/height/500/4302_unnamed.rev.1531236722.jpg 3x" data-max-w="1543" data-max-h="2308"/></p><div> We are your neighbors, co-workers, teachers, professors, musicians, professionals and everyday people who dedicate our time and resources to serving the station and its goals to serve you, our neighbors, our communities, our region and connect you to the world. We strive to assist WEHC in providing incredible educational opportunities to the students of Emory & Henry College as they prepare to make their way in the world. We are here to serve you, to serve the college and offer programming on a wide variety of topics and interest for all members of our listening audience. From Bluegrass, to the Bible to in-depth discussions on sometimes difficult and very relevant topics, to hard driving Rock & Roll and most everything in between you can find it all here on WEHC. There’s programming exploring women’s issues, energy and living healthy on a healthy planet, In depth and insight interviews hosted by Dr. Teresa Keller, and so very much more. Tune in, tell your family, friends and neighbors what can be found right here in their own backyard.</div><div> We are locally sourced and globally connected, streaming live online at <a href="http://wehcfm.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?hl=en&q=http://WEHCFM.com&source=gmail&ust=1531322916154000&usg=AFQjCNEN6roBA6TkRNFagctNltkHfQOqkg">WEHCFM.com</a> for anyone who is beyond the reach of our 9,000 Watt Solar Powered Broadcast tower.</div><div> Our website is currently being updated. Check it out at <a href="http://wehcfm.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?hl=en&q=http://WEHCFM.com&source=gmail&ust=1531322916154000&usg=AFQjCNEN6roBA6TkRNFagctNltkHfQOqkg">WEHCFM.com</a></div><div> We love what we do and we love bringing you the best our region and the world has to offer.</div></div>
<h4 class="lw_blurbs_title">Brent Treash “Sharing the Groove”</h4><div class="lw_blurbs_body"><p><img width="611" height="458" alt="Brent Treash hosts “Sharing the Groove”" src="/live/image/gid/52/width/611/height/458/crop/1/src_region/620,249,2643,1767/4290_20180629_112744.rev.1530647816.jpg" class="lw_image lw_image4290 lw_align_left" srcset="/live/image/scale/2x/gid/52/width/611/height/458/crop/1/src_region/620,249,2643,1767/4290_20180629_112744.rev.1530647816.jpg 2x, /live/image/scale/3x/gid/52/width/611/height/458/crop/1/src_region/620,249,2643,1767/4290_20180629_112744.rev.1530647816.jpg 3x" data-max-w="3200" data-max-h="1800"/></p><p> Brent Treash serves as the Director of Athletic Communications for Emory & Henry College. He currently serves on the board of directors for the Birthplace of Country Music (BCM) and is a former chair of the Bristol Rhythm & Roots Reunion. Treash has spent over a decade helping book music for the festival and BCM related events. The festival generally hosts over 130 bands on 20 stages in downtown Bristol during the third weekend in September. Attendance has grown to approximately 45,000. Among its many accolades, the Festival has been named as one of Rolling Stone’s “Top 20 Tours and Festivals,” and has won a Grand Pinnacle Award from the International Festival and Events Association. Sharing the Groove was founded in 2011 and features music from current and past Bristol Rhythm & Roots festivals. Part of the mission of the radio show is to educate listeners on the various genres of music represented at the festival. Listeners can expect to her Americana, jamgrass, blues, country and bluegrass music on the show. </p></div>
<h4 class="lw_blurbs_title">Josh Floyd “Football Season Game Announcer”</h4><div class="lw_blurbs_body"><p> </p><p><img width="611" height="408" alt="Josh Floyd" src="/live/image/gid/52/width/611/height/408/crop/1/src_region/160,96,2713,1800/4332_20180723_160705.rev.1532377235.jpg" class="lw_image lw_image4332 lw_align_left" srcset="/live/image/scale/2x/gid/52/width/611/height/408/crop/1/src_region/160,96,2713,1800/4332_20180723_160705.rev.1532377235.jpg 2x, /live/image/scale/3x/gid/52/width/611/height/408/crop/1/src_region/160,96,2713,1800/4332_20180723_160705.rev.1532377235.jpg 3x" data-max-w="3200" data-max-h="1800"/>WEHC means so much – not only to me, but to certainly all within our wonderful area. I have seen how this station cultivates the many talents within our region to deliver such a high-quality product.</p><p> I feel very fortunate and honored to be part of such a renowned group.</p></div>
<h4 class="lw_blurbs_title">Missy Jones “Program Director”</h4><div class="lw_blurbs_body"><p> </p><p><img width="386" height="515" alt="Missy Jones" src="/live/image/gid/52/width/386/height/515/crop/1/src_region/30,0,750,960/4311_FB_IMG_1531774010368.rev.1531774200.jpg" class="lw_image lw_image4311 lw_align_center" data-max-w="768" data-max-h="960"/></p><p> Hi! My name is Missy Jones and I am a senior here at Emory & Henry College and the Program Director at WEHC. When I was a freshman, I really didn’t know the first thing about radio, or Mass Communications for that matter. That is when I took MCOM 101 with Dr. Keller and started learning more and more about media, but, and you’ll never believe this if you have actually met me, I am in fact painfully shy! I knew I loved MCOM but I didn’t know how to get around it with my camera shy, so I asked Dr. Keller if there was any way I could help out with WEHC. She immediately got me in touch with Richard and we hit the ground running. Richard and WEHC have taught me the professionalism and passion that has to go into behind the scenes radio. You’ll very rarely hear my voice on air, but you can bet your bottom dollar that I have helped either put that day’s programming together or helped Richard fix a problem. It is never ever a dull day and I would just like to say how grateful I am for this station. No matter where I end up in my life, which even as a senior in college I am still not sure where that might be, I will always have a special place in my heart for the people who trained me and guided me, the people who I trained, and of course to 90.7 WEHC your college and community station!</p></div>
<h4 class="lw_blurbs_title">John Heil “Good Energy”</h4><div class="lw_blurbs_body"><p> </p><p><img width="611" height="347" alt="John Heil " src="/live/image/gid/52/width/611/height/347/crop/1/src_region/128,76,3168,1800/4312_20180709_104518.rev.1531774938.jpg" class="lw_image lw_image4312 lw_align_left" srcset="/live/image/scale/2x/gid/52/width/611/height/347/crop/1/src_region/128,76,3168,1800/4312_20180709_104518.rev.1531774938.jpg 2x, /live/image/scale/3x/gid/52/width/611/height/347/crop/1/src_region/128,76,3168,1800/4312_20180709_104518.rev.1531774938.jpg 3x" data-max-w="3200" data-max-h="1800"/></p><p> </p><p> It’s as much fun working at WEHC as it is listening to its broadcast. We have beautiful studios, professionally managed by the full-time and student staff. I think we have the best radio station in Virginia. We draw together the diverse interests and attitudes of our community. But, we also bring new ideas, and expand our listeners’ understanding and appreciation of the world. WEHC isn’t a poll-driven entertainment outlet. We challenge people. I’m also proud of WEHC’s earth-friendly operations. We use the sun to broadcast, and we use deep-well geothermal technology to heat and cool our studios and offices. My own show, <em>Good Energy</em>, is a testament to the environmentally progressive values of WEHC.</p></div>
<h4 class="lw_blurbs_title">Harry Baya “Wombats & Music”</h4><div class="lw_blurbs_body"><p> </p><p><img width="364" height="484" alt="Harry Baya" src="/live/image/gid/52/width/364/height/484/4331_hb_4_wehc.rev.1532374992.jpg" class="lw_image lw_image4331 lw_align_center" data-max-w="239" data-max-h="318"/></p><p> My weekly show on WEHC, “Wombats & Music”, gives me the joy of finding music I love and feel good about sharing with others. WEHC has encouraged me to invite guests to select the show’s music and then co-host the show with me. My experience has been that those I invite are usually delighted to be on WEHC, often bring music new to me, and have enriched my show.</p></div>
<h4 class="lw_blurbs_title">Samantha Shannon “Sam’s Jams”</h4><div class="lw_blurbs_body"><p> </p><p><img width="511" height="511" alt="Sam's Jam" src="/live/image/gid/52/width/511/height/511/crop/1/src_region/240,0,960,720/4330_Sams_Jams_Picture.rev.1532374292.jpg" class="lw_image lw_image4330 lw_align_center" data-max-w="960" data-max-h="720"/></p><p> WEHC has given me a space to be as creative with my show as the creativity of my favorite artists reflects. I have always been passionate about live improvisational music, and WEHC has given me a place and a forum from which to share my passion with people in the community. It is great to be a part of a station that celebrates the vibrancy of music of all genres. </p></div>
<h4 class="lw_blurbs_title">Callie Hietala & Nick Koesters “Art Speaks”</h4><div class="lw_blurbs_body"><p> </p><p><img width="611" height="344" alt="Art Speaks" src="/live/image/gid/52/width/611/height/344/4325_20180709_1504450.rev.1532011544.jpg" class="lw_image lw_image4325 lw_align_left" srcset="/live/image/scale/2x/gid/52/width/611/height/344/4325_20180709_1504450.rev.1532011544.jpg 2x, /live/image/scale/3x/gid/52/width/611/height/344/4325_20180709_1504450.rev.1532011544.jpg 3x" data-max-w="3200" data-max-h="1800"/></p><p> </p><p> Artists usually speak through their art. Once their work is installed in a gallery, it is left to curators and visitors to figure out what they’re trying to say. The William King’s partnership with WEHC allows those artists to speak directly to an audience—to discuss their work and the inspiration behind it in their own words. Art Speaks gives us a chance to delve deeper into an artist’s inspiration and process, a rare opportunity to gain new insight into the work in our galleries from the artists who made it, a chance to have discussions about aspects of an exhibit that may not be fully explored or articulated within the confines of the gallery. It’s certainly risky to have a radio show devoted to the discussion of visual art, but WEHC always seems to enjoy taking the road less traveled. We feel incredibly lucky to be a part of such an excellent community station.</p></div>
<h4 class="lw_blurbs_title">Bill Campbell “Vocal Treasures”</h4><div class="lw_blurbs_body"><p> </p><p><img width="611" height="322" alt="Bill Campbell" src="/live/image/gid/52/width/611/height/322/crop/1/src_region/0,0,2515,1325/4315_20180703_112152.rev.1531776368.jpg" class="lw_image lw_image4315 lw_align_left" srcset="/live/image/scale/2x/gid/52/width/611/height/322/crop/1/src_region/0,0,2515,1325/4315_20180703_112152.rev.1531776368.jpg 2x, /live/image/scale/3x/gid/52/width/611/height/322/crop/1/src_region/0,0,2515,1325/4315_20180703_112152.rev.1531776368.jpg 3x" data-max-w="3200" data-max-h="1800"/></p><p> </p><p> Vocal Treasures is heard on Tuesdays from 3 pm to 4 pm. The host of the show is Bill Campbell who sang in the chorus of the Virginia Opera in Norfolk for about 13 seasons. All of the recordings used on the program are from Bill’s extension collection. The show features at songs, selections from opera and oratorio, music from Broadway and Holly wood musicals etc. </p></div>
<h4 class="lw_blurbs_title">Eugene Wolf “What in the World”</h4><div class="lw_blurbs_body"><p> </p><p><img width="600" height="338" alt="Eugene Wolf" src="/live/image/gid/52/width/600/height/338/4308_20180702_150434.rev.1531772291.jpg" class="lw_image lw_image4308 lw_align_left" srcset="/live/image/scale/2x/gid/52/width/600/height/338/4308_20180702_150434.rev.1531772291.jpg 2x, /live/image/scale/3x/gid/52/width/600/height/338/4308_20180702_150434.rev.1531772291.jpg 3x" data-max-w="3200" data-max-h="1800"/></p><p> </p><p> WEHC-FM has opened a whole new world to me. It has given me an opportunity to explore and share music from all over this planet that speaks to our hearts. Melodies you won’t hear anywhere else. WEHC is leading the way in understanding where this world is headed.</p></div>

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<div class="lw_news_image"><span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/news/32-wehc-series-honored-by-the-virginia-association-of" title="WEHC Series Honored by the Virginia Association of Broadcasters" aria-label="WEHC Series Honored by the Virginia Association of Broadcasters"><img src="/live/image/gid/83/width/345/height/225/crop/1/src_region/202,0,798,596/764_WEHC_award_alana_simmons.rev.1507210399.jpg" alt="Program host Alana Simmons with the WEHC award." class="lw_image" width="345" height="225" srcset="/live/image/scale/2x/gid/83/width/345/height/225/crop/1/src_region/202,0,798,596/764_WEHC_award_alana_simmons.rev.1507210399.jpg 2x" data-max-w="1000" data-max-h="666"/></a></span></div><div class="lw_widget_text"><h4 class="lw_news_headline"><a href="/live/news/32-wehc-series-honored-by-the-virginia-association-of" title="WEHC Series Honored by the Virginia Association of Broadcasters" aria-label="WEHC Series Honored by the Virginia Association of Broadcasters">WEHC Series Honored by the Virginia Association of Broadcasters</a></h4><div class="lw_news_summary">Alana Simmons, project coordinator for the Office of Violence Against Women at Emory & Henry College was honored recently by the Virginia Association of Broadcasters for a series that takes an in-depth look at domestic violence in Southwest Virginia. <a href="/live/news/32-wehc-series-honored-by-the-virginia-association-of" class="link-with-arrow gold" title="WEHC Series Honored by the Virginia Association of Broadcasters" aria-label="WEHC Series Honored by the Virginia Association of Broadcasters">Keep reading</a></div></div>
<div class="lw_news_image"><span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/news/313-eamphs-wehc-launches-spring-fund-drive" title="E&H’s WEHC Launches Spring Fund Drive" aria-label="E&H’s WEHC Launches Spring Fund Drive"><img src="/live/image/gid/83/width/345/height/225/crop/1/src_region/0,0,3200,2133/3409_Sam-Mungai-February-2018-IMG003.rev.1519990134.jpg" alt="Student Sam Mungai hosts a weekly call-in music request radio show on WEHC 90.7FM." class="lw_image" width="345" height="225" srcset="/live/image/scale/2x/gid/83/width/345/height/225/crop/1/src_region/0,0,3200,2133/3409_Sam-Mungai-February-2018-IMG003.rev.1519990134.jpg 2x, /live/image/scale/3x/gid/83/width/345/height/225/crop/1/src_region/0,0,3200,2133/3409_Sam-Mungai-February-2018-IMG003.rev.1519990134.jpg 3x" data-max-w="3200" data-max-h="2133"/></a></span></div><div class="lw_widget_text"><h4 class="lw_news_headline"><a href="/live/news/313-eamphs-wehc-launches-spring-fund-drive" title="E&H’s WEHC Launches Spring Fund Drive" aria-label="E&H’s WEHC Launches Spring Fund Drive">E&H’s WEHC Launches Spring Fund Drive</a></h4><div class="lw_news_summary">WEHC 90.7, Emory & Henry College’s “College and Community Station,” has launched it spring fund drive. Between now and March 9 the station is planning to raise a good share of its annual fundraising goal. <a href="/live/news/313-eamphs-wehc-launches-spring-fund-drive" class="link-with-arrow gold" title="E&H’s WEHC Launches Spring Fund Drive" aria-label="E&H’s WEHC Launches Spring Fund Drive">Keep reading</a></div></div>
<div class="lw_news_image"><span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/news/445-wehc-907-football-broadcasting-honored-with-state" title="WEHC 90.7 Football Broadcasting Honored with State Award" aria-label="WEHC 90.7 Football Broadcasting Honored with State Award"><img src="/live/image/gid/83/width/345/height/225/crop/1/src_region/0,0,3200,2095/4291_WEHC-football.rev.1530794570.jpg" alt="The WEHC 90.7 award for outstanding sports coverage for non-commercial or public radio." class="lw_image" width="345" height="225" srcset="/live/image/scale/2x/gid/83/width/345/height/225/crop/1/src_region/0,0,3200,2095/4291_WEHC-football.rev.1530794570.jpg 2x, /live/image/scale/3x/gid/83/width/345/height/225/crop/1/src_region/0,0,3200,2095/4291_WEHC-football.rev.1530794570.jpg 3x" data-max-w="3200" data-max-h="2095"/></a></span></div><div class="lw_widget_text"><h4 class="lw_news_headline"><a href="/live/news/445-wehc-907-football-broadcasting-honored-with-state" title="WEHC 90.7 Football Broadcasting Honored with State Award" aria-label="WEHC 90.7 Football Broadcasting Honored with State Award">WEHC 90.7 Football Broadcasting Honored with State Award</a></h4><div class="lw_news_summary"><p> WEHC 90.7 FM coverage of the Emory & Henry College football season was recently honored at the 81st Annual Virginia Association of Broadcasters Awards, held Friday, June 22 at the Hilton Virginia Beach Oceanfront Hotel in Virginia Beach, Va.</p><a href="/live/news/445-wehc-907-football-broadcasting-honored-with-state" class="link-with-arrow gold" title="WEHC 90.7 Football Broadcasting Honored with State Award" aria-label="WEHC 90.7 Football Broadcasting Honored with State Award">Keep reading</a></div></div>
<div class="lw_news_image"><span class="lw_item_thumb"><a href="/live/news/415-2018-a-year-in-review" title="2018: A Year in Review" aria-label="2018: A Year in Review"><img src="/live/image/gid/83/width/345/height/225/crop/1/src_region/0,0,1333,746/4213_YearinReviewVideoPlay.rev.1528403322.png" alt="Take a sneak peek at what makes Emory & Henry an exceptional place to learn, serve and make a..." class="lw_image" width="345" height="225" srcset="/live/image/scale/2x/gid/83/width/345/height/225/crop/1/src_region/0,0,1333,746/4213_YearinReviewVideoPlay.rev.1528403322.png 2x, /live/image/scale/3x/gid/83/width/345/height/225/crop/1/src_region/0,0,1333,746/4213_YearinReviewVideoPlay.rev.1528403322.png 3x" data-max-w="1333" data-max-h="746"/></a></span></div><div class="lw_widget_text"><h4 class="lw_news_headline"><a href="/live/news/415-2018-a-year-in-review" title="2018: A Year in Review" aria-label="2018: A Year in Review">2018: A Year in Review</a></h4><div class="lw_news_summary">Emory & Henry College faculty, staff, students and alumni have experienced an amazing year! Here’s a peek at what makes E&H an exceptional place to learn, serve and make a difference. <a href="/live/news/415-2018-a-year-in-review" class="link-with-arrow gold" title="2018: A Year in Review" aria-label="2018: A Year in Review">Keep reading</a></div></div>

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