WGVU-FM (Grand Rapids, MI)

WGVU-FM (Grand Rapids, MI)

WGVU-FM is a radio station that caters to the Greater Grand Rapids region in Michigan. It is operated by Grand Valley State University and broadcasts across West Michigan. The primary frequency for WGVU-FM is 88.5 MHz, which is licensed to Allendale, where Grand Valley State's main campus is located. It is also available on WGVS-FM at 95.3 MHz, licensed to Whitehall, serving the Muskegon area. The station primarily features a Talk radio format, including programming from NPR, as well as jazz music. WGVU-FM is part of a family of stations that includes WGVU-AM and WGVS-AM, which play oldies music.

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English
Radio

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44
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Global

#2447383

United States

#850002

News and Media

#17201

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  • 3 days ago | wgvunews.org | Dee Morrison

    The Michigan Department of Transportation is investing $30 million to rebuild approximately 700 feet of the Martin Luther King Jr. Street bridge from northbound US-131 ramps east to the end of the bridge replacing foundations built in the 1920’s, says spokesperson John Richard.

  • 4 days ago | wgvunews.org | Dee Morrison

    Michigan is home to more than 700 craft beverage businesses supporting growers that supply wine grapes, hops, barley, corn, and apples. According to the Michigan Craft Beverage Council, the industry directly generates nearly 6,000 jobs in the state and tourism supports another 8,000 jobs, contributing $235 million in wages and $780 million in economic activity. Lindsey Rodarmer is the Director of Communications for Founders Brewing based in Grand Rapids.

  • 4 days ago | wgvunews.org | Dee Morrison

    Ten Kent County Culver’s locations are holding a Share Night Tuesday raising awareness and funds to preserve farmland through the Purchase of Development Rights Program. Kent County Community Development Coordinator Haley Stichman explains how the program works. “The county seeks federal and state grant funds to purchase the development rights which is essentially restricting land that so it can't be developed, and it can only be utilized for an agricultural use.

  • 5 days ago | wgvunews.org | Dee Morrison

    Officials with Byron Center-based SpartanNash announced they are selling to C&S Wholesale Grocers for $26.90 per share, representing a more than $1.7 billion deal. The boards of both companies approved the merger, saying operating on a larger scale means a more efficient supply chain and ability to secure betters costs and promotional discounts. It translates to lower prices for consumers.

  • 5 days ago | wgvunews.org | Dee Morrison

    A recent Healthgrades survey shows 37% of men skipped, delayed or avoided preventative care in the past year, often due to a lack of awareness about recommendations.

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123 Example Street

City, Country 12345

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+1 (555) 123-4567

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