This is all kind of pathetic. It sounds like Culpeper, Orange, and Louisa will all lose (although maybe not Louisa considering...) so Richmond can have another radio station. What would this be,

And just think, Little still hasn't run out of Brill Cream. Leri

Bill Little was the morning soundtrack of my teen years. Although I still remember my dad getting irked with his "march around the breakfast table" routine. Customarily Daddy's take-off path in the

I wish that Orange would go back to having one traffic light . . . and no McDonald's. Joe

Ross, Thanks for the update. Maybe if I'll hit the lottery, I'll quit this law gig and volunteer to come back and do the morning "drive time". I'm still nostalgic for the days of waking up to the

Andy, As I recall the date was 11/22/71 when the FM signed on the air. As I've heard "the plan"... The WJMA call letters will go back to the AM station (it's now "The Voice" WVCV). The programming

Ross, I was at the board (I think Les Myers was there, too)when the FM signal first went on. Don't remember the date (early '70s), but it was in the evening. Now what? Is Orange back to just

I saw the following on the VARTV.COM web site this morning. And a second item from the DCRTV.COM site. Ross 71-85 ------------------------------------------------ The Latest News Headlines - Updated

Please write a commercial for the Wolftown Mall.

A group song? Hmmm. I can tell, Mary, that you're still the same. I'd be better in the "or something" department. A poem or ditty: We write one line at a time. Anyone may write the next line as

Dear 'JMA Friends, Am really looking forward to seeing many of you in late August for the Alumni Party. WHAT A GREAT IDEA! We should do somthing really special for the occasion--like composing a

. . . despite Britney Spears.

That, of course, is the other possibility that has no doubt occurred to all of us... Seth

Could it be that James Mason admired Arch?

Thanks, Seth. I'm going to rent the movie and see if I can hear Arch. There are some great scenes in that film; the Northwest Airlines Convairs at Midway Airport, the crop duster and the Mt.

I watched Hitchcock's "North by Northwest" earlier this evening on DVD. First time I'd seen it in years, maybe since I first saw it with my parents when it came out. I was brought up short when I

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"Back in the Harrison era, Bam Bam and Pebbles, people didn't live long enough to retire. Arch didn't need to worry about even a 1K, much less a 401K!" Barney Rubble

Chet, That would be great. In case you, or anyone else coming in from out of town, needs a place to stay, we can accommodate up two couples at our house. Just let me know. Ross ps Phil Audibert

Arch ran the station before retirement was invented.