1947
Sullivan County's first radio stationWVOS:
The Voice of Sullivan County
makes its broadcast debut.
WVOS logo circa 1947
1954
WVOS Advertisement in
1954 Historical Media Journal
WVOS logo circa 1950s
Photos From The Golden Age of WVOS
1950s & 1960's
DJ & ANNOUNCER BILL BILLS
DJ & ANNOUNCER GARY MORER
DJ & ANNOUNCER JOHN HAIDAR
MONTICELLO HIGH SCHOOL RADIO CLUB
WVOS BROADCASTING ON LOCATION
FROM THE HEART OF THE BORSCHT BELT
'YOUNG'S GAP HOTEL' PARKSVILLE, NY
MUSICIANS PLAY LIVE ON WVOS
LOCAL TO INTERNATIONAL
WVOS News catches a major
scoop and takes to the airwaves with an exclusive blockbuster news story becoming the first media outlet to learn and report that the Woodstock Music & Art Fair, which had previously been rejected and canceled by its namesake, the town of Woodstock, NY; would instead, be welcomed and held right here in its own backyard, BETHEL, NY!
WVOS became the world's premiere hub for all Woodstock
related broadcasting news, music and crucial
information prior to, during and following
one of history’s most iconic events of music, art and culture.
EDDIE WILSON
weekday mornings
6 AM to 10 AM
SULLIVAN CATSKILLS GREATEST HITS
HOTTEST HITS
HAPPEN HERE
PAUL CILBERTO
4 PM to 7PM
WEEKDAYS
GREATEST HITS
USA
with Chuck Matthews
SUNDAY MORNINGS
7AM to 10AM
TICKET TO RIDE
with BOBBY NASH
10 AM SUNDAYS
