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WCBE 90.5 FM is a catalyst for community — enriching lives by providing the best original, independent, & network programming, and by partnering with listeners and local organizations to grow and sustain our cultural and educational landscape.
WCBE has provided superior public radio programming for residents of Columbus and adjacent areas since 1956. The station currently serves the region from Marion in the north, to Chillicothe in the south, east to Zanesville and west to Springfield. WCBE estimates roughly 120,000 listeners tune weekly to our signal. Source
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
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