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Last night at the Huntsville City Council meeting, the Huntsville City Council and Mayor honored WLRH for 50 years of service to the community.

Resolution 2026-1082 was introduced by City Councilmember Bill Kling, a former volunteer at WLRH, and approved by the Council.

The resolution congratulates WLRH for its 50 years of broadcast service and expresses sincere gratitude for the station's contributions to Huntsville, North Alabama, and South Central Tennessee.

Staff members of WLRH were present at the meeting to represent the station and to reflect that appreciation back to the community for being a partner and a reason for what WLRH does.

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