I’m glued to REC Networks‘ LPFM application status twitter feed, as it has been lighting up over the past few hours with messages about newly granted LPFM applications.
The first granted license was for Center Pole, Inc. in Montana. So far I’ve been excited to spot a college (York Technical College in Rock Hill, South Carolina), several high schools (Mitchell County High School in Georgia, Worth County High School in Georgia, and Wayne High School in West Virginia) and other schools/districts (Warrick County School System in Indiana, Vacaville Christian Schools in California) among the application grants.
In tomorrow’s LPFM Watch, we’ll delve into more details about the first applications that have been granted. So far, it appears to be a mix of community groups, ministries, schools, tribes, emergency management organizations, and other miscellaneous non-profits. Some of the more interesting-sounding groups include Solar Garden Learning and Entertainment (Davis, CA), Torah Treasure House (Monticello, NY), and Flash Cats Animal Advocacy (Iuka, MS). Congratulations to all the new grantees!
