We have to power down in order to install a new transmitter antenna.
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Update published Tuesday, March 5:
Eagle Country 99.3 will be briefly off air once again Wednesday.
Work to install a new antenna at our transmitter tower in Ohio County will continue Wednesday. Listeners can expect Eagle Country 99.3 to go off the air for at least an hour sometime Wednesday morning.
Just like Tuesday, listeners will still be able to hear us online or our our Eagle Country 99.3 app.
We thank everyone for their patience as we continue to work to upgrade our service here at Eagle Country 99.3.
Original story published Monday, March 4:
(Lawrenceburg, Ind.) – Eagle Country 99.3 is excited to announce a new upgrade to our radio station.
A new antenna is going to be installed on our transmitter tower in Ohio County on Tuesday, March 5. Replacing the current 50-year-old antenna will allow the station to better serve its listeners and advertisers.
In order to install the new antenna, however, we will need to be off the air for a few hours Tuesday. Listeners will still be able to hear us online or on our Eagle Country 99.3 app (available on the Apple App Store or Google Play) while we’re off the air.
“Bear with us while we upgrade our signal for all of our listeners,” says Wagon Wheel Broadcasting general manager Melissa Murphy.
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