Two new TV stations launch in the area
April 22, 2014
Oh “My 39” - My Network TV Launches in HD
KMCT TV-39 officially re-launched this month in High Definition as the My Network TV affiliate for the Monroe/El Dorado market. My39, as it’s now called, will air programming from My Network TV such as Law and Order, House, and Monk. It will also run syndicated programming like 30 Rock, The Middle, Divorce Court, and Access Hollywood. My39 will also continue KMCT’s heritage of being an outlet for ministry by running religious programming in the mornings and late nights. My Network TV has not been seen in the market since 2011 so KMCT was excited to help bring this great programing back. My39 can be seen over the air on 39.1 and channel 3 or 436 on Comcast cable and channel 39 on Direct and Dish Networks.
Oh “MeTV” – KWMS Classic TV!
KWMS “MeTV” officially re-launched this month with a new management team and is now poised to become the top destination for Classic TV in Monroe. Me-TV features a wide range of programming which audiences and advertisers find comfortable and engaging. Me-TV’s library includes almost 100 series. Me-TV’s line-up include some of the most beloved television programs ever produced, including: Gilligan’s Island, The Love Boat, M*A*S*H, The Brady Bunch, Perry Mason, The Mary Tyler Moore Show, Gunsmoke, I Love Lucy, and Hawaii Five-O. MeTV can be seen over the air on channel 18.1 and on channel 78 and 229 on Comcast cable.
Two Churches - Joint Management
Both Monroe’s “My39” and “MeTV” are now managed under one roof. The stations have entered into a joint management agreement to combine operations and sales to offer viewers and advertisers in Monroe an alternative to the other two television groups in the market. KMCT is owned by The Assembly of West Monroe and KWMS is owned by First West of West Monroe. The two churches coming together to provide great local television to the Arklamiss region.
KMCT TV-39 officially re-launched this month in High Definition as the My Network TV affiliate for the Monroe/El Dorado market. My39, as it’s now called, will air programming from My Network TV such as Law and Order, House, and Monk. It will also run syndicated programming like 30 Rock, The Middle, Divorce Court, and Access Hollywood. My39 will also continue KMCT’s heritage of being an outlet for ministry by running religious programming in the mornings and late nights. My Network TV has not been seen in the market since 2011 so KMCT was excited to help bring this great programing back. My39 can be seen over the air on 39.1 and channel 3 or 436 on Comcast cable and channel 39 on Direct and Dish Networks.
Oh “MeTV” – KWMS Classic TV!
KWMS “MeTV” officially re-launched this month with a new management team and is now poised to become the top destination for Classic TV in Monroe. Me-TV features a wide range of programming which audiences and advertisers find comfortable and engaging. Me-TV’s library includes almost 100 series. Me-TV’s line-up include some of the most beloved television programs ever produced, including: Gilligan’s Island, The Love Boat, M*A*S*H, The Brady Bunch, Perry Mason, The Mary Tyler Moore Show, Gunsmoke, I Love Lucy, and Hawaii Five-O. MeTV can be seen over the air on channel 18.1 and on channel 78 and 229 on Comcast cable.
Two Churches - Joint Management
Both Monroe’s “My39” and “MeTV” are now managed under one roof. The stations have entered into a joint management agreement to combine operations and sales to offer viewers and advertisers in Monroe an alternative to the other two television groups in the market. KMCT is owned by The Assembly of West Monroe and KWMS is owned by First West of West Monroe. The two churches coming together to provide great local television to the Arklamiss region.
Contact:
Ken Albritton, The Voice Network
tom@wbna21.com, (318) 322-1399
