Major Renovation for WCVE Public Radio Studio; Listeners Don't Miss a Beat
WCVE Public Radio’s main studio is going through a much-needed renovation, and Music Director Bobbie Barajas is chronicling its transformation. The studio is on target to be completed by early September. We are broadcasting out of our temporary studio, without listeners missing of a minute of programming.
WCVE Public Radio VP/General Manager Bill Miller was asked about the cost of this upgrade. “We’ve budgeted $25,000 for the project. It’s considered a capital investment, with a useful life of 5 to 10 years or longer, and we will be using funds apart from our regular operating budget to do the work. That means we won’t have to divert any resources from program acquisition or production to build the studio. Also, some of the local vendors working on the studio are supporters of WCVE Public Radio and they have offered discounts to help contain costs.”
To follow the progress and see the work being done on the studio in real time, go to facebook and “like” Bobbie Barajas – WCVE Public Radio. She will also bring you fun and interesting tidbits from the world of classical music.
As one of your listeners to your substation in Heathsville, WCVN, I regret to report that due to your renovations, or some other cause, we are receiving nothing but static.
Sorry to report that here at my home in Callao, we lost WCVE to static yesterday and can no longer receive any signal. I'm glad to see you're revamping but wondering when we might start to hear our favorite programs again.
Impressive! I know Bobbie Barajas will enjoy working in a beautifully renovated enviorment.
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