A community-first terrestrial radio station in development — built to share public-service information, highlight local resources, and amplify the stories of the communities we serve. Our long-term plan includes expanding into Pennsylvania through an FM translator and/or a full-service station.
Project Angel holds an FCC-assigned call sign as a noncommercial educational Low Power FM permittee, with an initial signal being built out to serve a local coverage corridor. Getting a low power station on air is a deliberate, regulated process — we're building it the right way: engineering, licensing, and equipment first, so that once we're live, we're live for good.
Longer term, the plan is to grow this into a stronger Pennsylvania presence — pursuing an FM translator and/or a full-service commercial FM station so our home state has its own dedicated signal.
"A platform for learning, faith-building, knowledge sharing, and community development."
The station operates with a "Love First" ethos, focused on education, empowerment, and cultural enrichment — committed to inspiring, informing, and uplifting the communities within reach of the signal.
Our first low power FM build-out, anchoring local programming and proving out the model.
Local content and at least one monthly community involvement activity tied to the station's presence.
Pursuing an FM translator and/or a full-service commercial station to bring a dedicated signal home to Pennsylvania.
Public-service segments highlighting food resources, community opportunities, and practical support for listeners.
Interviews, features, and community-produced content that puts local voices — not distant syndication — at the center of the dial.
The station serves as a real broadcast outlet for Media Academy students, connecting classroom training to an actual on-air audience.
