WVAX

The construction permit was granted in September 2005, and by the end of the month Anderson sold it to Saga Communications for $150,000.

[5] Air America ceased national programming in January 2010, precipitating format changes at many of its affiliates.

In May 2016, WVAX signed-on a 100-watt FM translator on 103.1 MHz from the Charlottesville antenna farm on Carter Mountain.

[6] This translator attracted opposition from Piedmont Communications, and listeners of their co-channel WJMA in Culpeper filed interference complaints.

[13] In addition to the main station, WVAX was relayed by an FM translator to widen its broadcast area.