Cedarville University sells statewide CDR Radio Network to EMF
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Cedarville University has announced that it has reached an agreement with the Educational Media Foundation (EMF) to sell the University’s statewide radio entity known as the CDR Radio Network, pending the approval of the Federal Communications Commission. EMF operates two Christian radio formats, KLOVE (www.klove.com) and Air1 (www.air1.com). The transaction was brokered by Patrick Communications of Maryland (www.patcomm.com).
“For many years, CDR Radio has helped listeners grow in their walk with Christ,” shared University President William Brown, Ph.D. “We are excited that EMF will continue this effort by building upon the Network's rich Christ-centered history.”
EMF, a not-for-profit Christian organization based in Rocklin, Calif., plans to use the frequencies to broadcast its contemporary Christian music formats. EMF operates several hundred listener-supported radio outlets throughout the United States including 96.9, 102.3 and 104.3 in southwestern Ohio.
CDR Radio began as a small two-man operation in the 1960’s and grew over the decades to become a fixture in homes and businesses throughout southern Ohio, western Indiana and northern Kentucky.
Today, the CDR network consists of thirteen frequencies broadcasting Bible-based teaching, Christian-interest news and contemporary Christian music.
CDR Radio Frequencies
90.3- Dayton/Springfield, Ohio (flagship)
88.3- Portsmouth, Ohio
88.3- Columbus, Ohio
88.9- Piketon/Waverly, Ohio
90.3- Jackson, Ohio
90.1- Chillicothe, Ohio
90.1- Athens, Ohio
90.5- New Paris, Ohio
92.7- West Union, Ohio
94.1- Bellefontaine, Ohio
95.3- Richmond, Ind.
98.1- Sidney, Ohio
103.7- Greeneville, Ohio
Located in southwest Ohio, Cedarville University attracts 3,200 undergraduate, graduate, and online students to more than 100 areas of study. Cedarville is a Christ-centered learning community recognized nationally for rigorous academic programs, strong graduation and retention rates, accredited professional and health science offerings, and leading student satisfaction ratings. Visit the University online at www.cedarville.edu.[[In-content Ad]]
“For many years, CDR Radio has helped listeners grow in their walk with Christ,” shared University President William Brown, Ph.D. “We are excited that EMF will continue this effort by building upon the Network's rich Christ-centered history.”
EMF, a not-for-profit Christian organization based in Rocklin, Calif., plans to use the frequencies to broadcast its contemporary Christian music formats. EMF operates several hundred listener-supported radio outlets throughout the United States including 96.9, 102.3 and 104.3 in southwestern Ohio.
CDR Radio began as a small two-man operation in the 1960’s and grew over the decades to become a fixture in homes and businesses throughout southern Ohio, western Indiana and northern Kentucky.
Today, the CDR network consists of thirteen frequencies broadcasting Bible-based teaching, Christian-interest news and contemporary Christian music.
CDR Radio Frequencies
90.3- Dayton/Springfield, Ohio (flagship)
88.3- Portsmouth, Ohio
88.3- Columbus, Ohio
88.9- Piketon/Waverly, Ohio
90.3- Jackson, Ohio
90.1- Chillicothe, Ohio
90.1- Athens, Ohio
90.5- New Paris, Ohio
92.7- West Union, Ohio
94.1- Bellefontaine, Ohio
95.3- Richmond, Ind.
98.1- Sidney, Ohio
103.7- Greeneville, Ohio
Located in southwest Ohio, Cedarville University attracts 3,200 undergraduate, graduate, and online students to more than 100 areas of study. Cedarville is a Christ-centered learning community recognized nationally for rigorous academic programs, strong graduation and retention rates, accredited professional and health science offerings, and leading student satisfaction ratings. Visit the University online at www.cedarville.edu.[[In-content Ad]]