The First Day of Broadcasting

The first day of television broadcasting in Newark, Ohio, began at 2:30 PM on Monday, March 18, 1963.
WGSF Chief Engineer Robert Brooks was at the controls  . . .  (more)

NEW! Accessible by the World!
WGSF has been reborn - sort of. 
Announcing a new web site for WGSF:
        Dedicated to persons who were connected with the station, as Administrators, Employees, Student Staff, Volunteers, or Community Support.
     ~Help Preserve the Legacy of WGSF
     ~Share Memories
     ~View or Contribute Photos
     ~Post Messages to the 'Old Gang'
     ~Review the History of WGSF
     ~Search the Database Files
Many of the documents, correspondence, photographs and records from WGSF have been retained, along with some items of equipment. Hopefully, these web pages will develop into a compilation of these resources with memories and insights from people who participated in the community television experience.
Contributions and comments are welcome.

Please take time to visit the "NEW WGSF"  http://wgsf.oldgleaner.com/

And - By all means - Contact any one that you know of who is part of the WGSF "Family" and invite them to become involved.

A previous effort to consolidate WGSF data, photographs and an interchange of information exists at  http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/WGSF_TV/
It has served well for a time, but requires a YAHOO! subscription/membership to access most of the site. It is hoped that this more open web location will encourage more people to become involved, and provide researchers easier access to the WGSF story.
A WGSF BLOG will be set up to replace the Yahoo! message facility.

    Leland Hubbell
        WGSF - 1964 - 1976
        Newark School District TV Center - 1976 - 1995