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MORE 96.1 WMQR
1820 Heritage Center Way Harrisonburg, VA 22801

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Business Line (540)-434-0331
Studio: (540) 433-9961

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Kim Mitchell

Operations Manager
Brandy Lindsey

Brand Manager
Riley Reed

Harrisonburg Radio Group
Office: (540) 434-0331

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We are located at 1820 Heritage Center Way, Harrisonburg just off Garbers Church Road. Across the street from Heritage Oaks Golf Course and next to Harrisonburg High School baseball field.

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