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NEW WEBSITE DEBUTS!

Posted by Greg White on April 16, 2010 at 10:29 AM

Come by and check out our new website!

For all of you who didn't know all that's going on at WSLM -- Now you'll get updated information each week!

You'll be able to track your favorite programs, follow links to their websites and get all the information you could possibly want from your TOTAL COMMUNITY RADIO STATION - WSLM!

We'll give you sports schedules in season and bring you all the action from SALEM and WEST WASHINGTON as well as IU MENS FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL.

This summer strap in as we give you LIVE racing action with FIVE LIVE RACES -- including the Indy 500 and the Brickyard 400!

Also tune in during the week for great giveaways!

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3 Comments

Reply Jethro

07:49 PM on November 15, 2010

Your station is SUB Standard and your FAQ section is just stupid,,,,,Left and right broadcast of sports,,,wow...be honest why dont you, you dont have any sponsers except mostly family,,,,correct?

Reply Anonymous

09:32 PM on November 24, 2010

Jethro says...
Your station is SUB Standard and your FAQ section is just stupid,,,,,Left and right broadcast of sports,,,wow...be honest why dont you, you dont have any sponsers except mostly family,,,,correct?

They dind't say they were going to they said they COULD. Keyword being COULD learn to read. I'm pretty sure that places like Washington County Hospital, when they were open, wasn't their family. It's really none of your business. They only were talking about doing the broadcast that way because people were wondering why they didn't. You stupid.

Reply Anonymous

09:37 PM on November 24, 2010

Why don't you all look into broadcasting Top 40 music. It would get the support of the local youth and would make your station more popular. I personally like Top 40 music and would rather tune into WSLM and listen to Top 40 than to tune into the Top 40 stations in Lousiville. I understand the older generation would probably not be happy but you could broadcast Top 40 on the FM side and regular program on the AM side. Just something to look into.