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WGOE
WGOE currently operates as an Internet Radio Station serving the Richmond, Virginia region.
In its current form, the website operates as a searchable information resource for the many thousands of fans of the old station as well as others who are interested in discovering things to see and do in the Virginia region. The website features a rich and searchable database containing many Artists, Businesses and an Entertainment Guide. It has an especially broad and unique database for musicians seeking vendors and other resources.
The WGOE name has been trademarked by Chenault Broadcasting LLC which operates WGOE as (wgoe.org )
==Early days==
The station was first on the air briefly in the late 1950s as a popular Top 40 station with the call letters WEZL, called "Weazel." But, by the end of the 1950s, the station had gone dark due to money problems (and probably due to new Top 40 competition from 24-hour WLEE-AM). The station at 1590 kHz went back on the air in 1964 and was owned by brothers Richard S. (Major) Reynolds III and J. Sargeant Reynolds, two of the grandsons of the founder of Reynolds Metals Company. The transmitter was near Holly Spring Avenue and Hopkins Road in South Richmond. The studios were at Willow Lawn in Henrico County, later moving to Southside Richmond on Belt Boulevard, and later to Carytown in Central Richmond.
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