Neenah-Menasha area AM radio station WNAM is signing off after more than 78 years on the air.
The Cumulus-owned station posted the announcement to its website on Wednesday.
“We’ve had the privilege of being a trusted voice in your homes, cars, and workplaces. From timeless music and unforgettable personalities to vital storm coverage and community connection, WNAM has been more than just a radio station—it’s been a part of the fabric of our lives.”
The station will sign off Dec. 31 at midnight.
“This difficult decision comes in response to evolving listener habits and economic realities that have reshaped the media landscape,” the announcement stated.
The station thanked local listeners and advertisers.
“Your unwavering support over the past 78 years has meant everything to us. You made WNAM a part of your daily routine, and for that, we are deeply grateful.”
