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Tuesday, 16 June 2020 08:41

Applications

WQMX License Renewal

ON SEPTEMBER 25th, 2012, WQMX WAS GRANTED A LICENSE BY THE FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION TO SERVE THE PUBLIC  INTEREST AS A PUBLIC TRUSTEE UNTIL OCTOBER FIRST, 2020.   

OUR LICENSE WILL EXPIRE ON OCTOBER FIRST, 2020.

WE HAVE FILED AN APPLICATION FOR RENEWAL WITH THE FCC. A COPY OF THIS APPLICATION IS AVAILABLE FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION AT https://publicfiles.fcc.gov/fm-profile/wqmx.

IT CONTAINS INFORMATION CONCERNING THIS STATION’S PERFORMANCE DURING THE LAST EIGHT YEARS PRIOR TO OCTOBER FIRST, 2020.

INDIVIDUALS WHO WISH TO ADVISE THE FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION OF FACTS RELATING TO OUR RENEWAL APPLICATION AND TO WHETHER THIS STATION HAS OPERATED IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST SHOULD FILE COMMENTS AND PETITIONS WITH THE FCCBY SEPTEMBER 1ST, 2020.

FURTHER INFORMATION REGARDING THE FCC's BROADCAST LICENSE RENEWAL PROCESS IS AVAILABLE AT OUR OFFICES, 1795 WEST MARKET STREET,
AKRON, OHIO  44333, OR MAY BE OBTAINED DIRECTLY FROM THE FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION, WASHINGTON, D-C 20554.

Tuesday, 11 February 2020 08:43

Dining Deals

Friday, 07 February 2020 10:03

Eric Matthews

McBrian Eric 834Born and raised in the Akron area, Eric knew from an early age he wanted to work in radio. After high school he went on to The University of Toledo and graduated with a degree in Broadcast Communications.

 
After graduating from The Ohio Center for Broadcasting, Eric joined Rubber City Radio Group in 2013 as a Sports Producer for 1590 WAKR. He added on air duties at WQMX in December 2018 and became the weekday overnight personality in December 2019.
 
Eric also taught Drivers Education to high school students across Northeast Ohio for 4 years. In his spare time he loves to travel and spend time with family and friends. He is also a huge Indians, Cavs, and college football fan. A huge animal lover, Eric has 2 fur toddlers at home; Henry and Buttercup.
Tuesday, 26 February 2019 15:52

Angel Moore

angelAngel is a journalism student, specializing in mass communications at Ashford University, and the newest member of WQMX’s sales team! Prior to joining the Rubber City Radio Group, Angel was a traveling entrepreneur; working as a creative director/social media specialist for motorcycle rallies across the country. Angel has worked for major television networks including VH1 and TLC, however, her love of radio has led her back home to Northeast Ohio.

Angel is a blogger who is published on a variety of platforms, where she details her experiences in the media industry. In her free time; Angel enjoys traveling, shopping, and cooking for her family, and friends. You can find her on Instagram, and Twitter, as @AngelMooreMedia.

For advertising information, contact Angel at (330) 869-9800 ex. 107 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Tuesday, 29 January 2019 11:43

Cold Weather Resources

School Closings Here

As the National Weather Service warns that Wednesday, January 30, 2019 could be one of the coldest days on record, Akron area organizations charged with aiding the homeless are working to ensure that everyone will have access to shelter.  

Community Support Services, Inc. operates the Homeless Outreach and Intake Center at 111 E. Voris Street, Akron; bringing supportive services for persons experiencing homelessness under one roof. Individuals who are homeless or at risk for homelessness, have symptoms suggestive of severe and persistent mental illness and/or substance abuse disorder, and who is not already active in mental health and/or addiction treatment is eligible to utilize all the services at the Center. If a homeless individual does not meet program criteria, outreach workers will attempt to connect the individual with other community agencies and services. The Homeless Outreach office can be reached at 330-762-4663.

Haven of Rest Ministries, 175 E. Market Street, Akron, is accepting admissions at all hours in preparation for the cold.

The City of Akron has opened warming centers at the following locations:

  • Mason Park Community Center, 700 E. Exchange Street
  • Patterson Park Community Center, 800 Patterson Ave (North Hill)
  • Summit Lake Community Center, 380 W. Crosier Street
  • Lawton Street Community Center, 1225 Lawton Street (near West Side)

All these warming centers will be open from 8:30 am to 10:00 pm. 
According to Bob Stokes, President and CEO of Community Support Services, “Recent studies have shown that approximately 700 homeless individuals die each year due to hypothermia. With this dangerous polar vortex forecast this week, we are reaching out to the homeless men and women throughout our community in as many ways as we can to give them this potentially life-saving information.”

Community Support Services, Inc. is a leader in behavioral healthcare for Summit County and the surrounding region. The agency provides comprehensive, high quality, cost-effective treatment, rehabilitation, advocacy, and support for recovery, primarily to persons most in need, to enhance the quality of their lives.

Meanwhile, the Salvation Army of Summit County is responding as well: 

(Salvation Army) Local offices of The Salvation Army in Akron and Barberton will be open as warming centers as temperatures are expected to drop to what could be record lows in the area this week.

· Both Summit County Salvation Army locations will serve as drop in center/warming sites Tuesday through Thursday, January 29 through January 31, 2019.  
· Hours for the downtown Akron location, 190 S. Maple Street, south of St. Vincent de Paul Church on West Market Street, will be from 9:00AM to 4:00PM.
· The Barberton location, 560 Wooster Road West, will be open from 9:30AM to 4:00PM.
· Donations of new or clean, gently used winter hats, scarves and gloves in all sizes will be appreciated and accepted at both locations.

Tuesday, 14 August 2018 09:36

John Zwisler

johnJohn has been in Broadcasting and Marketing for over 35 years. He’s been employed by 94.9 WQMX as an Account Executive for over two decades. John specializes in long-term account partnerships and development of new business relationships. Utilizing his knowledge of the advertising industry he's capable of formulating effective campaigns for branding, special events, digital applications, and sponsorship marketing. John has earned recognition for various sales achievements at WQMX and throughout his career.

He has been an active member of the American Legion Post 19 serving as their Chaplin for several years. In addition, he is currently serving on various committees and volunteers with several events at Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church. John is married and has two grown children and one granddaughter.

Tuesday, 14 August 2018 09:34

Nancy Bittner

newNo fake news here!

Nancy's career as a radio account executive has led her from a small market station near Lake Erie to a major market, Tampa-St. Pete, FL. However, she loves being at home with Rubber City Radio in Akron selling the best Country Station, WQMX!
Nancy has a unique perspective from her experience with all size radio markets and formats. She represents her clients by listening to what they need and then creating a marketing and advertising plan that accomplishes their goals within their budget.

Nancy loves her husband and dogs (in no particular order.) She enjoys the outdoors including spending time in the RV camping, kayaking, and hiking. On Sundays you can find Nancy in the choir loft singing for her church.


For advertising and price information contact Nancy at 330-869-9800x119 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Tuesday, 14 August 2018 09:32

Donna Reusser

donnaDonna began her 25 year career with WQMX when the station flipped format to Country music in February 1993. Immediately before coming to work at WQMX, Donna was Sales Manager at WKLM in Millersburg, OH. Born and raised in Orville, she has been a lifelong resident of Northeast Ohio.

Donna delivers exceptional customer service to her clients. Whether it is entertaining clients at an evening gathering, working weekends, or answering the phone at all hours, she is dedicated to making the client business relationship with WQMX a perfect one.

What does she do in her free time? What free time? OK yes, the down time from work includes hanging with her three daughters, two grandkids, and three dogs. Donna loves to cook, garden, and travel to Marco Island to relax in the sun as often as possible.

Wednesday, 05 July 2017 16:08

Now On Amazon Alexa

1) If you have an Amazon Echo or Dot -its now easy to listen to WQMX at home with Alexa!
 
2) To enable the WQMX skill, just say "Alexa, enable WQMX". You only need to do this once! 
 
3) Then, any time you want to listen to WQMX, just say "Alexa, open WQMX"
     You'll then be greeted by one of our air personalities!
 
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