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WXED 107.3 FM Official OFFICIAL page of WXED-LP 107.3 Community Radio, located in Ellwood City, PA.

WXED LP will provide a community radio broadcast signal in the Ellwood City area, and will include local interesting, wholesome & informative programming for all, as well as a wide variety of music.

Franklin Plaza, tonight! ~ Jerry Corbin
08/04/2026

Franklin Plaza, tonight! ~ Jerry Corbin

06/21/2026

Tracking the whereabouts of the lost Confederate gold treasure. .com

05/28/2026

News from the front: LPFM Advocacy Group Urges FCC to Modernize Rules
RADIO ONLINE | Wednesday, May 27, 2026 | 11:03pm CT Facebook LinkedIn RSS Email Print
Low Power FM Advocacy Group (LPFM-AG)
The Low Power FM Advocacy Group (LPFM-AG) has filed comments with the Federal Communications Commission urging regulators to recognize what it calls significant competitive disadvantages facing Low Power FM stations in today's audio marketplace.

The filing, submitted in response to the FCC's proceeding on the state of competition in the communications marketplace, argues that LPFM stations should be evaluated separately from other radio services because of their unique role as nonprofit, community-originated broadcasters.

In comments filed by Executive Director Dave Solomon, the organization said LPFM stations face mounting challenges from digital audio competition, rising operating costs, crowded spectrum conditions, and technical limitations that make long-term survival increasingly difficult.

The group argued that the FCC should adopt what it describes as a "Practical Survivability Parity" standard when evaluating whether LPFM stations and FM translators are treated equally under the Local Community Radio Act.

Among the key proposals, LPFM-AG asked the Commission to consider allowing LPFM stations to operate with translator-equivalent technical facilities of up to 250 watts ERP where interference protections can be maintained. The filing contends current LPFM rules, which generally cap stations at 100 watts, place locally originated service at a disadvantage compared to FM translators.

The organization also called for modernization of LPFM-owned translator rules, including permitting IP-based signal delivery and translator-to-translator links for commonly owned facilities rebroadcasting the same LPFM station.

Additional recommendations include establishing service-preservation protections when full-power FM modifications displace LPFM stations, examining changes to LPFM funding and barter rules, and reviewing ownership and transfer restrictions that the group says may hinder station survival.

The filing also argues that LPFM stations should not be treated merely as smaller versions of full-power radio stations, noting that many are operated by churches, schools, cultural organizations, civic groups, and public-safety entities serving local communities.

According to the filing, the FCC reported 2,007 licensed LPFM stations as of March 31, 2026, compared to 8,854 FM translators and boosters.

LPFM-AG urged the FCC to include a dedicated LPFM section in its 2026 Communications Marketplace Report and recommend further rulemaking to modernize the service. ~ Jerry Corbin

This is a great event u don’t want to miss.
05/26/2026

This is a great event u don’t want to miss.

Happy Birthday to King Cool, Donnie Iris! 🎉 From me and WXED 107.3Wishing you a year filled with strong vocals, loud gui...
02/28/2026

Happy Birthday to King Cool, Donnie Iris! 🎉 From me and WXED 107.3
Wishing you a year filled with strong vocals, loud guitars, and the same electric energy you’ve brought to rock for decades.
Born Dominic Ierace in 1943, Donnie Iris is an American rock singer-songwriter best known for his work with the band Donnie Iris and the Cruisers and the enduring hit Ah! Leah!. With a career spanning from the 1960s through the height of arena rock and beyond, he’s celebrated for his powerful voice, catchy hooks, and blue-collar rock spirit rooted in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Hope your birthday rocks as hard as you do! 🎂 ~ Jerry Corbin

Today, we give a final salute to an old friend. He appeared live on WXED 107.3 FM radio a few years back with Sparo Figl...
02/25/2026

Today, we give a final salute to an old friend. He appeared live on WXED 107.3 FM radio a few years back with Sparo Figley and Tom Figley. We have some great pictures to remember him by and a few lines that I wrote as an introduction to the radio audience back then. Some of you may enjoy reading.
"Today, Ladies & Gentlemen, I’d like to tell you a story about a man I know. A man who has lived a long and interesting life, full of musical memories. You might know him. His name is Bob Johnson. He’s originally from Beaver Falls, PA. He was next to the youngest of seven children. Bob’s mom and dad separated when he was only 5, so in 9th grade. Bob left school to go to work with his mom, Elizabeth, working at Mayer China in Beaver Falls.
He began playing guitar when he was very young and had a gift for singing. He joined the popular Skip Summerville Band in 1954. The four of them would go to WVBP Radio Station in Beaver Falls during Bob’s lunch break at Mayer China. They played music, and Bob sang live on air. Afterwards, he would run the six or seven blocks back to work. Bob, then, as now would rather sing than eat.
Bob’s band played all over Beaver and Lawrence Counties. Once they were invited to audition at the Wheeling Jamboree in Wheeling, West Virginia. On that occasion, the Jamboree officials took Bob aside and asked him if he would like to come back as a solo to sing with the house band. They didn’t want his band, just him. He said yes, thinking it was a great opportunity, and maybe his big break. Jamboree officials said they would call him when they had an opening, but the days dragged on, and there was no call.
After several months of waiting, he got antsy. Being young and impatient, he decided to join the Navy in 1955.
He was in basic training when his mom got the phone call from the Wheeling Jamboree, asking Bob to join them. He had missed his opportunity."
Bob was a near-miss hit all his life, but with his friends and family, he was always a big hit. You were loved, and you'll be missed, Bob Johnson.

Today marks my 10th anniversary with WXED 107.3 FM in Ellwood City.I am deeply grateful for the opportunities this stati...
12/05/2025

Today marks my 10th anniversary with WXED 107.3 FM in Ellwood City.
I am deeply grateful for the opportunities this station has given me to learn, grow, and stretch creatively. It has been an incredible experience, full of great moments and genuine joy. I often think back to those early days and the wonderful people who encouraged me and helped shape my journey. Their support made all the difference. Special thanks to Cindy, Nikki, Jenn, Randy, Ricky, Johnny, and Lenore. You guys made the Moose rock.
Here’s to the past ten years—and to whatever comes next.

đź’” Farewell to Our Friend and staff member, Will Hammer đź’”WXED 107.3 FM is deeply saddened to share the passing of our new...
08/22/2025

đź’” Farewell to Our Friend and staff member, Will Hammer đź’”

WXED 107.3 FM is deeply saddened to share the passing of our newest family member, Will Hammer. Though he was only with us a short time, Will quickly became a friend to everyone at the station. His love and knowledge of music was amazing-he could connect a story to almost any song.

We were excited about the show he was preparing to host, and we held such high hopes for his future with WXED. Beyond the music, Will was a good man, a faithful Christian, and a true friend.

Will, you may not have been with us long, but your presence left a lasting mark. You will be greatly missed.

🙏 Rest in peace, dear friend. ~ Jerry Corbin

🌟 Shoutout to Our Amazing Secretary, Lenore Houge Ricci! 🌟At WXED 107.3, we are incredibly grateful for the one and only...
07/11/2025

🌟 Shoutout to Our Amazing Secretary, Lenore Houge Ricci! 🌟

At WXED 107.3, we are incredibly grateful for the one and only Lenore Houge Ricci—the heart and soul of our station’s daily operations. 📋💙

Lenore keeps us organized, on schedule, and moving forward with grace, kindness, and a steady hand. Whether it’s handling calls, coordinating projects, or keeping us all sane, she does it all with excellence and heart.

We simply couldn’t do what we do without her. From everyone here at WXED—thank you, Lenore, for your dedication, professionalism, and the joy you bring to our team every single day!

Let’s give her some love! 👏👏👏 Jerry Corbin

07/04/2025

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