(Yet another award for WIEL & WKMO appears below from 1982!)
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Christmas at 406 South Mulberry!
 When you know you're loved... |
 "The stockings were hung by the (studio) with care..." |
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 "I never thought it was such a bad little tree..." |
 Karen Finley made the place all Christmas(y) |
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 Current broadcast tower at 406 S. Mulberry (shown here in 2005) in photos above and above right. (staff photo) |
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 New studios of 14WIEL Online and WAKYOnline (staff photo) |
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 Veteran 80's jock Scott Goettel visits the old WIEL (staff photo) |
 Scott Goettel visits a stripped down 406 S. Mulberry studios 2/28/08 (staff photo) |
 WIEL Kentucky High School Athletic Association 2007 (staff photo)  WIEL/WKMO Civic Pride Award 1982 (staff photo) |
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 American Legion Post 113 Certificate of Recognition (staff photo) |
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 Red Cross Certificate of Appreciation 1989 (staff photo) |
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 Former DJ Paul Urbahns (r) visits with former Elizabethtown businessman Karl Highbaugh, owner of Highbaugh's Gun Shop, in Hodgenville July 2008 |
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 Recently uncovered 1999 note from former part timer Webster Cundiff to then Basix production guy Carl Pitts. Pen and ink changes by then Production Coordinator Richard Brown. (staff photo) |
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 Former WIEL DJ's Cale Tharp (l) and Greg Laha (r) with the legendary Duke of Louisville Bill Bailey at Peewee Valley. (photo courtesy of Cale Tharp) |
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 Former WIEL program director Cat Michaels and former GM Roth Stratton at Pritchard Community Center (station files) |
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 WIEL Transmitter (staff photo) |
 A very empty and very quiet WIEL Control Room (staff photo) |
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offices and studios, the heartbeat of WIEL still resides at this
address...the transmitter above & the tower on next page. |
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