WRRV-FM (Poughkeepsie, NY)

WRRV is a radio station that plays alternative rock music, based in Middletown, New York. It reaches listeners in the mid Hudson Valley and Catskills regions, as well as parts of New Jersey and Pennsylvania. The station is part of Townsquare Media and transmits at a power of 6 kilowatts from a tower located on the northwest side of Middletown. The studio facilities are situated in Poughkeepsie, New York.

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#387428

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Alcohol Sales Banned In These Towns In New York State

5 days ago | wrrv.com | Megan Carter

Did you know that there are towns and cities across New York State where you’re not allowed to buy alcohol? Believe it. A 1934 law that was passed after prohibition gave cities, towns and villages in the Empire State the option to ban sale of alcohol all together. Although there aren’t many, they do exist. So where are they? A bill proposed in the state assembly could eliminate “dry towns” here in New York, benefitting small businesses and locals who have to travel to purchase their booze.
The Card Store in Armonk, NY Goes Viral for Pokemon Card Video

6 days ago | wrrv.com | Jonah Griss-Bush

A Hudson Valley card shop has gone viral after an amazing moment was caught on video. Now, millions of people are cheering on the once-in-a-lifetime experience from across the globe. The Instagram video, which has been viewed nearly 10 millions times, starts off as any other clip of store surveillance. Then, the impossible happens and a father, son, and store employee celebrate the unforgettable achievement.
Yorktown Police Share Child Pornography Scam in the Hudson Valley

1 week ago | wrrv.com | Jonah Griss-Bush

Police in the lower Hudson Valley are issuing a warning after a scam reportedly cost a local resident more than $20,000 in cash. From posing as police officers to paving jobs that are too good to be true, it's an unfortunate reality that scammers across the Hudson Valley (and the country at large) continue to find creative ways to separate unsuspecting victims from their money.
New York Wildlife Center Gives Bear a Second Chance

1 week ago | wrrv.com | Paty Quyn

This seems to be the year for bear cubs to be discovered in need of assistance with no Mom in sight. Over the winter, the Friends of the Feathered and Furry Wildlife Center took in quite a few. Baby Bear with North Country Wild CareNorth Country Wild Care recently shared the story of this little bear who was spotted trying to handle life on his own. Fortunately, a homeowner realized the little guy needed help and then called people who could help.
Controversial Item Now Banned At Popular New York Grocery Chain

1 week ago | wrrv.com | Bobby Welber

A popular item is now banned at a grocery chain with many stores across New York State. Stop & Shop has nearly 400 locations across New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut. According to the Stop & Shop website, there are currently 93 stores across the Empire State. Many stores can be found across the Hudson Valley. Recently, the company stopped all sales all tobacco products at all stores. This is part of the brand’s commitment to community wellness.
Cornwall-on-Hudson is Getting its Iconic Theater Restore with Help From New York State

1 week ago | wrrv.com | Paty Quyn

If you haven't heard, I am a fan of old things. I get my love of antiques from my Mom and my love of old buildings from my Grandpa, who was an architect. Both of those people are who I credit for the fact that I can't pass up an item from the past. Growing up in Cornwall-on-Hudson, New York, there was an old building in the center of town that I knew was an old theater, but by the time I lived there, it no longer showed films, held live theater, or music performances.
Solving the Mystery of the Most Unusual Cemetery in the Hudson Valley

1 week ago | wrrv.com | Jonah Griss-Bush

Some of the greatest mysteries in the Hudson Valley are hiding right before our eyes, like the unbelievable cemetery that hundreds of drivers speed past every single day. It's no secret that this area of New York is full of history. With homes that were built 100 years before the Revolutionary War and even the oldest intersection in the country, there's always something new to explore.
Bannerman Island is Now Open! Here's What You Can Expect for the 2025 Season

1 week ago | wrrv.com | Jess Buono

Bannerman Island is opened for the season, which means you can visit the iconic castle in the middle of the Hudson River for a tour, show or even a dinner. Here's what you can expect from Bannerman Island for the 2025 seasonIf you've ever been intrigued by Bannerman Castle which sits on Pollepel Island on the Hudson River, now is the time to get out there and explore. The season kicks off in May and visitors will have access to the island through paid tours until October.
Is New School Bus Trend in the Hudson Valley Making Stops Longer?

1 week ago | wrrv.com | Jonah Griss-Bush

Let me start off by saying that this is not news. I repeat: This. Is. Not. News. Still, have you noticed a new trend with school buses in the Hudson Valley? I never thought I'd become a person who was so certain that things were done differently when I was a child, but this new school bus habit feels like a smack in the face to all I thought was good and true. Or maybe I'm just being sensitive...
5 Tips to Safely Keep Foxes Off Your New York Property

1 week ago | wrrv.com | Jonah Griss-Bush

Many Hudson Valley residents would be overjoyed to find out that a fox had chosen their yard to raise their pups. Some, however, might feel differently. There's a flurry of activity across New York State this spring, including the emergence of a new generation of predators. While it's likely to see more coyotes during daylight hours as they cruise for food for their young, it's also possible another animal could actually move in.