Gonzalez family signs off KWCB after decades on air
The Gonzalez family ends KWCB 89.7 FM service in Floresville after 30 years of community broadcasting. A. B. Gonzalez founded the station, blending contemporary Christian and Southern Gospel, with Polka shows and local sports coverage shaping Wilson County culture. Cissy Gonzalez leads the transfer to Guadalupe Radio Network and La Promesa Foundation, with plans for an August English station launch and continued community ties.
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Kristen Flores
10Th Street
Alfonso B. Gonzalez
KWCB
Guadalupe Radio Network
la Promesa Foundation
A. B. Gonzalez
Gonzalez
Cissy
la Promesa
Cissy Gonzalez
al Gonzalez
Keda Radio
San Antonio
Floresville
Jill Pavliska
Leon Adams
Pavliska
Adams
Wilson County
Chris Rybak
la Vernia
Atkins
Stockdale
Kennedy
Falls City
Karnes City
Poth
Gloria Garcia
Glenda Garcia
Garcias
Chronicle Journal earns four awards at 128th TPA convention
Chronicle Journal staffer Thomas L Brossart earned four honors at the 2007 Texas Press Association Summer Convention in San Antonio including first place Feature Photo in Division Seven Medium Large Weeklies for a cake decorating image titled icing on the cake. His work also secured top feature photo at South Texas Press Association and a third place tie in the Sweepstakes Award for photojournalism. Brossart, former Floresville Chronicle Journal publisher, sold the paper to Jeff Jordan on April 1.
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Pat Kopecki
Chronicle-Journal
Thomas L. Brossart
Floresville
Texas Press Association
Texas Better
San Antonio
Brossart
South Texas Press Association
Smith Propane Gas Company
Jeff Jordan
Pleasanton Express
Seguin Gazette
Pleasanton
Blue Moon
Seguin
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