wsjs造句

• Ed Skurka, news director for Clear Channel's Greensboro-area stations, became WSJS / WMFR news anchor.
• Because of the agreement, WXII 12 News at 6 p . m . started simulcasting on WSJS on March 4.
• Curtis dropped the WSJS simulcast from WSML on July 15, 2010, replacing it with the current sports radio programming.
• WSJS has studios and offices on West Fifth Street and its transmitter is near Robinhood Road, both in Winston-Salem.
• On March 4, 2013, WSJS reunited with its former sister station WXII-TV 12 in a news sharing agreement.
• With WSJS owned by the two local newspapers, the original studios were in the papers'newsroom in downtown Winston-Salem.
• The newspapers were sold to Media General in 1968, but longtime publisher Gordon Gray formed Triangle Broadcasting to hold onto the WSJS stations.
• George Lee joined WSJS radio in 1968 . ( * George Lee Bowermaster ) Among his characters were Blue the Bionic Dog and Magnolia Sweetbreath.
• In 1979, Glenn Scott moved from WXII to WSJS to replace Williams as morning host, a position he held for almost 30 years.
• WSJS Program director Mike Fenley began a talk show on WSML which aired in the late morning, at the time WSJS was airing political talk.
• WSJS Program director Mike Fenley began a talk show on WSML which aired in the late morning, at the time WSJS was airing political talk.
• The newscast is heard weeknights from 6 : 00-6 : 30 p . m . on WSJS followed by North Carolina News Network News.
• WSJS, an WSJS-TV, took their call letters from " Winston-Salem Journal Sentinel " because the newspapers once owned all three stations.
• WSJS, an WSJS-TV, took their call letters from " Winston-Salem Journal Sentinel " because the newspapers once owned all three stations.
• Gene Overby, also WSJS sports director prior to his death in 1989, was play-by-play announcer for Wake Forest for 17 years.
• Together, they made WSJS as important to the area as the newspapers, increasing the station's power and moving WSJS from 1310 to 600 kHz.
• Together, they made WSJS as important to the area as the newspapers, increasing the station's power and moving WSJS from 1310 to 600 kHz.
• After more than 20 years, Wake Forest University stopped airing its football and basketball games on WSJS, moving to the first of several stronger FM stations.
• In August 1998, WSML in Graham, North Carolina, formerly a gospel music station, began airing the same programming as WSJS most of the time.
• WSJS dropped Dr . Laura late in 2003, replacing her with Laura Ingraham in the late morning slot; Ingraham had been on WSJS late at night.