Now on WRKE as special series, “Joe’s Garage”.
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Kids from The Academy which serves at-risk youth and their families in the Roanoke Valley by providing a free private school education stopped by the WRKE studios as part of a visit to Roanoke College. We enjoyed having them stop by and look forward to having them come back for a return visit.
Former WRKE student host Jamella Foster has stuck with broadcasting as a career and his now a production assistant at sports network ESPN in Bristol, Connecticut. Before ESPN, Jamella worked as a communications assistant for the NFL Washington Team.“My experience at Roanoke really gave me the footing I needed to launch my career,” she said,…
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Pics show Studio “A” (production & control for Studio “B”) and Studio “B” (performance/podcasts recording). Both studios are located on the top floor of Colket Student Center. Our on-air studio remains near the Center’s front entrance. Thanks go to our tech Mitch Petersen who designed, installed and wired our newly updated production studios!
It is so hard to believe my four years at Roanoke College are almost over. It is even harder to believe my 2 years as Program Director have come to an end. I came to Roanoke College in a true last minute (last 24 hour) decision. It was supposed to be a temporary place for…
Salem, VA– WRKE has entered a new social scene, thanks to Mary Rose Stark ’21, host of WRKE’s Midnight Coffee. “Mary Rose came to me with the idea and I loved it,” Program Director Elijah Wilhelm said. “She has a great style and vibe on her show, and I’m excited to see how that vibe can…
WRKE (Salem, VA) – Today WRKE and the world remember two fallen members of the media from the Roanoke area. Allison Parker and Adam Ward were tragically taken from us two years ago today, live on air during a report in Moneta, Virginia. Parker grew up in Martinsville, Virginia and graduated from JMU. Ward grew up…