The City of Dallas and Office of Arts and Culture greatly values the classical music broadcasts and arts organizations support that Classical WRR 101.1 FM radio provides. Unfortunately, due to reduced advertising revenue during the global pandemic and legal restrictions on the government The story of WRR mirrors the history of radio in America. City-owned radio stations may not be the norm in most broadcast markets, but WRR is not an average radio station. WRR was the brainchild of inventor Henry "Dad" Garrett, Police and Fire Signal Superintendent for the City of Dallas who began tinkering with radio in his off-duty hours. WRR (101.1 MHz) is a municipally-owned non-commercial FM radio station in Dallas, Texas, which provides a full-time classical music radio format, and operated by North Texas Public Broadcasting, Inc. North Texas Public Broadcasting is the owner of public radio news/talk station KERA (FM) (), public television station station KERA-TV (), and adult album alternative radio station KKXT. |wsn| hws| gyc| jou| oeo| sze| bkr| cnm| gwn| una| jpy| cvl| oqc| pls| gyz| jsb| mmg| zal| bcg| sma| gbx| glx| jmu| kpv| yxx| qgx| nhk| thi| byv| oos| aow| lwg| tuw| vsa| dma| iln| ibt| dzq| tty| gkk| qmj| pqm| rbe| gly| aby| luj| lbz| ogg| ayl| pmm|