ONU sells its FM radio license
Ohio Northern University has signed a purchase agreement to transfer its WONB-FM radio’s FCC license (94.9 FM) and sell the use of its broadcast tower to Holy Family Radio.
That story was recently posted on Radio+Television Business Report and confirmed by ONU.
The sale is pending. It is anticipated the process will take two to three months, according to the university.
The university is looking to transition from on-air to online broadcasting, which is more in keeping with how students today access and use digital media.
This transition will enable WONB’s programming to continue and will expand its ability to offer live streaming and podcasting, thereby enhancing the practical training students receive at the radio station.
WONB signed on the air in October 1991.
According to Radio+Television Business Report the buyers are the Greg and Leo Schroeder-led
Holy Family Communications, Inc., based in Leipsic. That company owns and operates WJTA-FM, 88.9 in Glandorf.
The Radio+Television Business Report states that WONB will become a simulcast partner of WJTA. According to the report, the sale price is $175,000.
.
Stories Posted This Week
Tuesday, September 22, 2026
Monday, September 21, 2026
Sunday, September 20, 2026
- Charmaine M. Spradlin, 74, worked for Associated Plastics
- Bulldog boys soccer win vs. Old Fort
- How Dillinger robbed a Bluffton bank
- Ada School Board recap: School fees waiver estimate is $57K, intervention and after-school program report
- Ada Barnyard Farmers results from 2026 Hardin County Junior Fair
- Rodeheffer awarded Choice One Engineering scholarship
Saturday, September 19, 2026
- Bulldog golf 3rd at final BVC tourney, 2nd overall
- Bulldog football win vs. Perry
- N. Main St. arrest and drug seizure on August 18
- Christian Nationalism poses problems for American democracy
- Weekend Doctor: When should you see an endocrinologist?
- Letter: Background regarding public meeting on data center moratorium