Starting Saturday, April 13, WIBX is broadcasting on the new signal, 92.3 FM!

As you heard on Keeler, your favorite news/talk radio station has been undergoing some massive - but exciting - changes these past few months.

What's New on WIBX FM?

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First of all, we are still broadcasting on our original frequency, 950AM. However, if you tune in right now, you'll probably notice how much nicer it sounds.  But not everyone has a radio or vehicle capable of listening to an AM broadcast, which we understand.

For those who prefer listening on the FM signal, here's what's different.

WIBX has ceased broadcasting on the FM signal, 106.9, and can now only be heard on 92.3, which has a much better reach.

I took a joyride toward DeWitt this morning and tracked how far our new signal went. I made it through Oneida and Madison County without a break in the broadcast. I was able to listen to the current show on the schedule, The Money Pit, well into Kirkville, Onondaga County.

WIBX personality Davey also went on a cruise to test the new signal and said he was able to tune in all the way through Paris, NY.

This is excellent news for your morning drive on Monday... because that's not the only thing that's different with WIBX.

What Else Is New?

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Aside from our move on the FM dial, our website is also undergoing an upgrade and version 2.0 will go live Monday morning.

But that's not all, the WIBX studio underwent a big update. By the time you watch Keeler on his LIVE YouTube stream on Monday, April 15, you will see a beautiful new setup.

We had a lovely team working extremely hard for the past month on our new studio. They installed new countertops, microphones, cameras, computers, telephone, and more.

You will be able to see the upgrades when Keeler goes live on YouTube around 6am Monday morning.

This is a broadcast you definitely don't want to miss.

Preparing for Our 100th Anniversary

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WIBX will officially turn a century old in 2025. We have some big plans in store and we cannot wait to announce them in the months ahead.

Also, we need to start training if we want to blow out 100 birthday candles... In the meantime, why don't you message us on the WIBX App with your favorite WIBX memory?

Here's a fond one from 2004!

World's Largest Dish of Pasta, and a Wedding - Utica, NY, Feb 14, 2004

The Guinness Book of World Records affirmed in 2004, that the World's Largest Dish of Pasta was made in Utica, NY with the Keeler Show. Now with WIBX, Keeler worked with Tony's Pizzeria and other to create a dish of pasta weighing over 7,000 lbs. and the event included an actual wedding. The dish of pasta weighed 7,355 lbs. (3,336 kg) and lasted in the Guinness Book for several years. The dish was assembled and the wedding was held at Sangertown Square in New Hartford, when Keeler was hosting a 6 night a week television show, The Keeler Show, on FOX 33 TV in Utica and FOX 68 in Syracuse.

Gallery Credit: Bill Keeler / Nancy L. Ford

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Fox Host Failla Reaches USA from WIBX Studio in Utica

The host of Fox Across America with Jimmy Failla which airs coast to coast and on WIBX 950 and 106.9 FM weekdays from noon 'til 3, was in Utica this past weekend. Jimmy Failla sat in on the Keeler in the Morning Show on Friday morning December 3, 2021, and then did his national show on FOX News Radio from WIBX's studio.

Failla is a former New York City cab driver turned stand up comic and over the weekend, he performed 4 sell-out shows at Utica's Fat Katz Comedy Club in Washington Mills.

Check out some snap shots from the weekend.

Gallery Credit: Bill Keeler

15 Little Known Facts About Central and Upstate New York

Some of us know one or two of these facts about Upstate New York, but here is a list of documented things about the region that are not so widely known. 
Did you know that...

Gallery Credit: Jim Rondenelli

 

 

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