the area Faces Transmitter Issue Affecting 97.5 FM Signal
By Crockett Chronicle Staff
Published: October 6, 2026 at 6:03 pm
the area is currently facing a transmitter issue that is impacting its 97.5 FM signal. Located in Pulaski, Giles County, the station announced this situation on October 6, 2026. While the 97.5 FM signal remains on the air, it is operating at a reduced power level.
To resolve this issue, the area is using a backup transmitter while awaiting the arrival of a replacement part. Repairs are expected to be completed on October 7. The transmitter site, located just northwest of Pulaski, is where the technical difficulties are originating.
Listeners who rely on the area for their programming can still access the station through alternative frequencies. the area can also be heard on 103.5 FM, 94.3 FM, and 98.3 FM. Additionally, the 100.7 FM signal in Columbia remains unaffected and continues to operate at its normal power level, offering another option for listeners.
In an official statement, the area expressed gratitude to its listeners for their patience during this repair process. The station is working diligently to restore full service as quickly as possible. the area understands the significance of its programming to the community and is committed to minimizing disruption.
As repairs are anticipated to be finalized on October 7, the area aims to return its 97.5 FM signal to normal operation shortly thereafter. The station remains dedicated to its audience and continues to provide alternative listening options during this time of technical difficulty. the area appreciates its listeners’ understanding as it navigates this situation and works toward a resolution.
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