WRGC 88.3 FM

03/24/2025

WRGC will experience a service interruption due to tower maintenance starting March 25. The interruption will occur between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday for the next three Weeks.

Thanks for listening and sorry for the inconvenience.

01/11/2024

You may experience service interruption today due to maintenance. The outage is scheduled to occur at 9:30 am.
Programming will resume this afternoon.
Thanks for listening to WRGC.

10/25/2023

GCSU professor becomes national go-to for AI in higher ed.

These days, the subject of artificial intelligence is rife with the headiness of what it can accomplish versus people’s fear of the unknown. Will this rapidly evolving technology take over, destroying jobs and shoving humans aside?

05/15/2023

On this Music Monday, join Jazz Soirée host Cliff Towner in welcoming WRGC Operations Director Daniel McDonald to the mic one last time.
McDonald joins Jazz Soirée tonight to explore the ways Miles Davis’s music evolved with the different concert venues, recording studios and music producers that he worked with during his genre-defining career.
On an episode entitled “the Sound of Miles Davis,” Towner and McDonald talk about how learning more about the places where music is made can enhance your understanding and enjoyment of the artists and their unique contributions to Jazz.
McDonald accepted a position with WUGA in Athens and will be leaving WRGC later this month. Tonight’s episode of Jazz Soirée will be his last production at Milledgeville’s public radio station.
“Thank you to everyone who’s ever tuned in to WRGC,” McDonald said. “It has been my pleasure shining a light on the many people and stories that make up this incredible community. I am so grateful to you for trusting me to share your stories through WRGC 88.3 FM.”

04/29/2023

04/26/2023

City of Milledgeville to set up water distribution centers today and Thursday.
Officials will distribute both potable (drinking water) and nonpotable water.
Beginning at 4 p.m., Wednesday, April 26, drinking water will be available at the Baldwin County Government Annex building at 1601 N. Columbia Street.
Residents can bring a container to fill with nonpotable water at several fire stations.

04/25/2023

City of Milledgeville expects low water pressure and localized outages to last through Wednesday, April 26. City water officials have not issued an estimate for when service will be fully restored.
Contractors will work tomorrow to increase the effectiveness of the secondary operating pump that was put online as a backup to the failed high service pump. But water officials expect water pressure levels to fluctuate with water usage during the evening, night and morning hours.
Officials ask all residents to continue conserving water until service is fully restored.
Photo by flickr user Alan Levine https://www.flickr.com/photos/cogdog/with/17062571422/

04/24/2023

City of Milledgeville Issues Emergency Water Conversation Advisory

A motor failure in a high service pump at the City’s Water Treatment facility has caused the City of Milledgeville to issue an an emergency water conservation request for all City Water and Sewer customers to please refrain from the following:
- Outside water use in any capacity or volume
- No filling of swimming pools
- No watering of gardens, lawns or washing cars (Commercial car washes using recycling techniques may continue to operate)

The Recommendation for indoor water conservation is as follows:- Please try to condense loads of laundry
- Reduce showering times
- Turn water off when brushing teeth or shaving. - Make sure all faucets are turned off
- Dishwashers are full to minimize loads

Voluntarily following this conservation request makes it less probable that the complete system will lose water pressure . This conservation request remains in effect until further notice by the City of Milledgeville.

04/18/2023

The turning lane from 441 South to Roberson Mill Road will close for repairs at 10 p.m., Tuesday, April 18.
Repair operations are expected to continue through 5 p.m., Wednesday, April 19.

04/10/2023

Saxophonist Gene “Jug” Ammons would have turned 98 this Friday.
Let’s celebrate “The Boss” by listening back on an episode of Jazz Classics featuring the Hard Bop Sax.
Tune in at 8 for classic edition of Jazz Classics with Dr. Bob Wilson.