Seven Mountains Media

Seven Mountains Media LLC is an American radio broadcasting and digital marketing company founded in 2014 by Kristin Cantrell and based in State College, Pennsylvania. They also manage and co-own Frankfort, Kentucky–based CapCity Communications.

On September 8, 2014, it was announced that Seven Mountains (a new company at the time) struck a deal with First Media Radio LLC to acquire four of its State College radio stations for 2ドル.075 million.^[1] One week later on September 15, Seven Mountains struck another deal to acquired three more radio stations from 2510 Licenses for 2ドル.05 million.^{[2] [3]}

In November 2014, Seven Mountains acquired two Lewistown, Pennsylvania stations from Starview Media Inc. for 650,000ドル.^{[4] [5]}

Following the complete acquisition of the Lewistown stations, in April 2015, Seven Mountains acquired WHUN-FM in Mount Union, Pennsylvania and WHUN in Huntingdon, Pennsylvania from Forever Media for 100,000ドル.^[6]

On August 12, 2015, Max Media sold its four Central Pennsylvania radio stations to Seven Mountains for 3ドル.8 million.^{[7] [8]}

In October 2016, First Media Radio sell the rest of its west Central Pennsylvania radio cluster to Seven Mountains for 4ドル.5 million.^[9]

In January 2019, it was announced that Community Broadcasters would sell their seven stations in Corning–Elmira and Olean, New York to Seven Mountains for 3ドル.9 million.^{[10] [11]}

On August 14, 2019, Seven Mountains announced that they would acquire two Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania stations from Connoisseur Media for 1ドル.1 million.^{[12] [13] [14]}

In January 2020, Seven Mountains announced that they would acquire three full-power stations and twelve FM translators from companies controlled by George Hawras and Kevin Fitzgerald for 2ドル million.^[15] In October, they also acquired WUDE-FM for 200,000ドル.^{[16] [17]}

In February 2021, Seven Mountains announced that they would acquire 11 stations and five translators across the Southern Tier of New York State from Waypoint Media’s subsidiary Sound Communications for 1ドル.8 million.^[18] They would also trade four of their existing stations, and three stations and one translator from Sound to Family Life Ministries for WCIG and five translators in New York.

On October 12, 2022, it was announced that Seven Mountains would acquire 34 stations and 12 translators from Forever Media for 17ドル.375 million.^{[19] [20]} Almost a month later on November 7, Seven Mountains announced that they acquired WCCR-FM and WWCH from Clarion County Broadcasting Corp. for an undisclosed amount.^[21]

In September 2023, Seven Mountains acquired four Bowling Green, Kentucky stations from Forever Communications (not to be confused with Forever Media) for 1ドル.125 million.^[22] The same day, they also acquired six Parkersburg, West Virginia stations from Burbach Broadcasting for 700,000ドル.^{[23] [24]}

In April 2024, Seven Mountains announced that would acquire two station from Jim Lotus' Covenant Communications for 75,000ドル.^[25] This came 5 months after Lotus left his Seven Mountains' role as the chief operating officer (COO).

In May 2024, Seven Mountains sold WLGD to Times-Shamrock Communications for 300,000ドル.^[26]

In July 2024, it was announced that Seven Mountains Media would acquire WLIH from Good Christian Radio Broadcasting for 125,000ドル.^[27]

One month later in August, Seven Mountains announced that they had closed a deal to buy three more Bowling Green, Kentucky stations (WCLU, WLYE-FM, WLLI) from Royse Radio for 450,000ドル.^[28] Two months later in October 2024, Seven Mountains announced that the company and Commonwealth Broadcasting agreed to swap stations.^[29] The station Seven Mountains swapped from Commonwealth are WKLX (under a local marketing agreement), WOVO, WPTQ and WWKU.

In August 2025, Seven Mountains sold WQBG to Family Life Ministries for 400,000ドル.^[30]

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