In the Radio business, the end of the broadcast day was once known as “signing off.”  In this new age of 24/7/365 entertainment and infotainment, the signal doesn’t die — but change is inevitable.

The time has come to say au revoir to Six Rivers News, Radio, and TV.

It is launch day for the new Maritime radio talk show Let’s Talk.

Everything seems ready for tomorrow’s launch of the new Maritime-wide radio talk show, Let’s Talk, or is it?

The special guest has been selected for the launch of Let’s Talk, the new Maritime-wide radio talk show.

The new phone lines are ready for the launch of Let'sTalk, the new Maritime talk show on Sunday.

Six Rivers Radio is officially the most uncomfortable broadcast studio ever created. But, it is temporary.

The Hope Centre in Pugwash will be a busy place on Sunday afternoon with two major events at the same time.

Six Rivers Radio is bracing for a major transformation. The announcement of a syndicated talk show spanning the Maritimes is both exciting and daunting.

Six Rivers News and Radio celebrates its eighth birthday today. It is also April Fool’s Day, but there is no connection.

We are taking a break from Morning Talk this week to relax and refresh for an aggressive new year in local radio.

Oxford Mayor Greg Henley is feeling rather optimistic about the town’s financial prospects. 

Call it a back-handed compliment or a validation of the work we do — though not from a source of any authority. Facebook’s ongoing blocking of posts containing Canadian news content has taken aim at yours truly, Six Rivers News.

Busy people have busy schedules and that sometimes means a change of plans. Such is the case for Premier Tim Houston and Cumberland Mayor Murray Scott..