SYRACUSE — The Mars Hill Network, based at flagship station 102.9 WMHR, is observing Black History Month with brief vignettes airing twice each weekday throughout February. You can hear the segments, titled “Treasured Moments in Black History,” at 7:40am and 6:20pm.
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Updated 2/3 – SYRACUSE — The Mars Hill Radio Network is looking for a new program director, according to a job posting which appeared online Friday. Between full-power stations and translators, the network’s religious programming is broadcast on more than 20 frequencies stretching from Syracuse west to Rochester, south to Long Island and north to the Canadian border.
SYRACUSE — “The most famous Syracuse broadcasters that most of Syracuse has never heard of.” That’s how reporter Hart Seely describes Mars Hill Radio (WMHR) morning co-hosts Mark Hard and Rich McVicar on the front page of today’s Syracuse Post-Standard. Seely’s referring to the longevity and reach of Mars Hill, a station which measures success differently than the ratings which rule commercial stations.
SYRACUSE — Fans of the Mars Hill Network’s religious programming have at least two chances in the near future to gather and enjoy some family-friendly entertainment. The stations are also preparing for some weekend program lineup changes in August.
SYRACUSE — The Mars Hill Network of stations, headquartered in Syracuse, is looking to hire a new Network IT Systems Administrator. Here’s the full description of the job, as submitted to CNYRadio.com by Mars Hill Program Director Mark Hard:
SYRACUSE — The Mars Hill Network, based in Syracuse with flagship station WMHR, hosted its second “Christian Professional Media Alliance” meeting last week in Liverpool. Mars Hill says it hopes the group will facilitate networking among Christians who work in the media.
SYRACUSE — There’s a part-time opening at the Mars Hill Radio Network of stations, headquartered at WMHR in Syracuse. They’re looking for someone to anchor morning drive newscasts and other announcing duties. The official job posting reads as follows:
SYRACUSE — The Mars Hill Network hopes to help the Rescue Mission with a live broadcast at one of the Mission’s “Thrifty Shopper” stores this Friday morning. In addition to some live musical performances, Mars Hill is offering an online coupon to entice listeners to stop by. 
SYRACUSE — Almost a quarter-century after WSCP-FM 101.7 first signed on the air, three former on-air personalities had a small reunion, this past week. Two of the guys are still working in Syracuse radio; the third recently visited from his retirement home down south.
UTICA/ROME — The Mars Hill Network, flagshipped by Syracuse’s WMHR, is a big step closer to adding another full-strength FM signal to its collection. The FCC has approved a construction permit (CP) for the new signal in Herkimer County. |
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