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Be a part of the WGTS 91.9 Drive-Thru Difference in 2022 to brighten someone's day!

WGTS 91.9 listeners recently sponsored 835 children through Compassion International.

Watch WGTS 91.9's latest Words of Hope video with Rob Conway, research and music director.

“Anytime you can bring the listening family together for a night with two legendary artists, you know it’s going to be incredible,” says WGTS morning show host and promotions director Jerry Woods. “You can’t help but leave the show in the Christmas spirit.”

 For the first time in over two years, WGTS listeners were able to attend Night of Hope event in-person.

The Salvation Army bell ringing near a red kettle is an iconic symbol of the Christmas season. So recently, the WGTS show producers faced off to see who could raise the most money during one show, ringing the bell at a kettle.  

The WGTS 91.9 staff invites you to watch their latest Words of Hope video with assistant producer and on-air host Claude Jennings on the golf course.

WGTS 91.9 has received two of radio’s highest broadcast honors. In a virtual ceremony on Wednesday, Nov. 10, the National Association of Broadcasters gave awards to the best stations across the country. In August, the NAB narrowed the list down to the top five nominees in each category.  WGTS received awards for “Religious Station of the Year,” as well as “Radio Podcast of the Year” for the podcast “We Need to Talk,” hosted by Claude Jennings and Jerry Woods.

WGTS 91.9 listeners joined together to keep the ministry fully funded during the recent Fall Fundraiser. Close to 3,000 listeners gave a total of 110-percent in donations to meet the fundraising goal and to keep the station running strong for the next six months. 

WGTS 91.9 morning hosts Jerry Woods and Blanca Vega, and midday host Becky Alignay recently played “daredevils” for a good cause.