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The call letter history of this station is very unclear. The history section implies that it started at this location as WPMH in the 1960's but the infobox says (?-2004) for WPMH then (2004-2010) for WRJR). The history says "The call letters, WRJR, became available in the early 1980s when Bates College changed its call letters to WRBC." So when was it which call letters? Did it then switch back to WPMH in 2010? Why was there this shell game swapping call letters back and forth with the other WRJR/WPMH station described at WRJR? If it is now WPMH, why is its website ("under construction") http://www.wrjrradio.com/ per the infobox? Edison (talk) 20:52, 6 October 2010 (UTC)[reply]
The answer to this could be I have neglected the Virginia radio stations while working on my FA Stephens City, Virginia. I really need to go back through and see if everything is still updated correctly. We are a "man down" at WP:WPRS, so we aren't getting the updating we once had. - Neutralhomer • Talk • 23:33, 6 October 2010 (UTC)[reply]
