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After the power outage this morning, our clock/radio died. The new ones look great and would let me sync with my phone but the problem is that those only have FM radios so WVLG won't be available. I have looked online for info or apps that would allow me to stream that station through my phone but have hit a dead end. Is there a way that I haven't found?

If you have Comcast cable tv, channel 99 is the vlg, am 640 radio station I don't know about other cable services.

Try this link and app

WVLG - 640 AM Wildwood, FL - Listen Online - TuneIn
tunein.com/radio/WVLG-640-s23548
Listen online to WVLG 640 in Wildwood, FL. The Voice Of The Villages. ... Listen to 100,000+ live radio stations, plus all your favorite podcasts and shows.

Went there and got this message "This station is not currently available on TuneIn" :(

I also received the same message when I went on to TuneIn. Would be nice if WVLG caught up with the technology of today and broadcast a stream on line.

They've been aware of the technology for a long time, but don't want to spend the bucks to utilize it.

Why don't you get a new clock radio that has AM??? Go to Amazon and search "am fm clock radio". They are available and reasonably priced. (If you need a weather alert radio too and want to spend a little more money, get a Sangean CL100. Under $70 also have am/fm with alarms....the best rated wx radio too!)

Thanks for the help. I bought a very nice iHome clock/radio on sale at Kohls with a dock for my phone that lets me play it through the radio speakers. If I need to hear WVLG for some reason, I can tune to channel 99 on a tv.

Not wanting to spend $ to invest in technology is rather short sighted thinking by The Villages Media Group. I'm betting some snowbirds and wannabees would enjoy listening to WVLG while up north. That's my two cents.

Just to see what kind of response I get (if any) I just sent an email to WVLG Radio asking if broadcasting via an online stream is a possibility in the future. If I get a reply, I will post it on TOTV.

Hope to hear something from you.

I've always gotten the sense that they want to keep things like WVLG and the Sun newspaper exclusive to people that are actually here in the bubble. I don't think they see any business sense in going online with the radio. What good would it do for a local advertiser to have someone several states away listening to their ad? They sure aren't going to pay more for that privilege.

Just my opinion.

A lot of streaming radio stations run their own ads during commercial breaks. I can see the developer running a lot of "come on down and see for yourselves" type ads. They're missing out on a great marketing idea.

Agree with you! Although I don't think developer has a hard time selling homes. . .