WMRA News

Virginia State Police have cancelled the Amber Alert for Amiyah Monet Dallas.

Saturday afternoon, March 8, WMRA and WEMC will host a Sustainability Summit. We are inviting the Harrisonburg community to come together to exchange ideas on the future direction of your public radio stations. These are your stations... this is your community...  this is your opportunity to keep public radio viable for the future.

Join WMRA and NPR for live special coverage of President Obama's State of the Union address. The address will begin at 9pm this Tuesday night and our coverage will include the Republican response.

Senator Tim Kaine of Virginia is traveling across the state this week...

Robin and Linda Williams recently appeared on WMRA's Acoustic Cafe and had an opportunity to talk with Tina Owens about 40 years in the music business, life on the road with A Prairie Home Companion, and of their love of music.

NPR has been tapping WMRA's Martha Woodroof to provide advice for aspiring novelists.  Martha tells about some cases of big money going to newly/never published writers. 

This December, as you remember and think back over the year, remember WMRA. Your support is needed to help us bring you another year of stories, conversations and deep analysis.

NPR's Here & Now is now on at 1pm weekdays, allowing us to present the full 2-hour program from 1pm - 3pm, Monday through Thursday, and a single hour at 1pm Friday.