WIZS 1450 AM

The station delivers a news and talk format focused on serving as a community voice. Content primarily consists of local news reports, public service announcements, and discussions of community events. The broadcaster emphasizes local happenings and provides a platform for announcements from various organizations. Featured topics include local government decisions, health updates from Maria Parham Health, and educational programming from the Cooperative Extension. The station also provides coverage of Vance County Schools and sports, including the Vance Charter boys basketball team's preparation for the 1A Boys State Title. The website highlights a commitment to keeping listeners informed about happenings within the community, with a focus on providing a local perspective on current events. The station’s programming includes several recurring segments. 'TownTalk' features discussions of local government decisions, such as the Henderson City Council’s recent vote to adopt a combined housing plan for the city and county. 'The Local Skinny!' announces events like the Families Living Violence Free Quarter Auction. 'SportsTalk' provides updates on local sports teams, including Vance Charter Hoops and coverage of the ACC Men's Basketball Tournament. Cooperative Extension programming is presented by hosts Michael Ellington and Wayne Rowland, covering topics such as Spring Peepers and Chorus Frogs, and home composting. Local news broadcasts are aired daily at 8:00 AM, 12:00 PM, and 5:00 PM. The station also features interviews, such as one with Taron Downey, Head Coach of Vance Charter Boys Basketball. The broadcaster’s history is interwoven with its commitment to community engagement. The website emphasizes the station’s role as “Your Community Voice,” a recurring phrase highlighting its dedication to local issues and events. The station provides a platform for public service announcements and event announcements, demonstrating a desire to connect with and serve the local population. A public hearing regarding Vance County Schools was also recently covered, indicating a dedication to reporting on important local decisions. The station’s website also includes a mechanism for listeners to submit public service and event announcements, further reinforcing its role as a community hub. The station broadcasts on 100.1 FM and the station AM. Listeners can tune in live at designated times throughout the day. The website provides a link for listeners to access the broadcast online. The broadcaster actively encourages community participation, offering a dedicated section for public service and event announcements. The station’s commitment to local news and information is evident in its regular broadcasts and online presence, aiming to keep residents informed and connected.