[3] Central Virginia Educational TV in 1988 received from Union Theological Seminary its WRFK radio station, which was given new call sign, WCVE-FM.

No longer just in TV, the nonprofit renamed itself to the Central Virginia Educational Telecommunications Corp.[1] In 1991, Charles Sydnor replaced Spiller as president.

[2] Central Virginia built in 2007 two radio stations in outlying areas, the Northern Neck (WCNV) and Chase City (WMVE).

Plans for the additional money, including sale of the two stations property, were to form a foundation to assist with programing and community mission.

[2] Alpha Media sold the nonprofit on February 15, 2018, WBBT-FM (1980s hits) and WWLB (classic country) radio stations in the Richmond market.