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Disappointing for those just outside metro area where 1070 AM is the only option to listen to WFNI.
The change was inevitable but as someone old enough to recall when WIBC still played music, it’s still a little sad to lose a 50,000 watt station.
Not the blowtorch!
Also, why not just find another suitable location for the towers not on prime real estate?
A substantial amount of acreage is needed for the multiple towers the AM station requires. If you have been paying attention to land prices you know that anywhere within the metro area is pricey.
Let’s face it, AM radio is all but dead. No corporation in these times is going to invest a bunch of money into AM.