Piedmont Television
Piedmont Television was a broadcasting company in the United States that owned television stations in smaller markets. The company was based in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Piedmont was founded in 1996 as Grapevine Communications, and was originally based in Atlanta, Georgia.[1] The company merged with GOCOM Communications in 1999;[1] it inherited GOCOM's Charlotte headquarters[1] and changed its name to GOCOM Holdings. In 2003, the name was again changed to Piedmont Television[2] (the GOCOM name is now used by another company that owns WRSP-TV/WCCU in Springfield/Urbana, Illinois; that company is partially connected to Piedmont[3]).
The company sold its stations to various owners in 2007.
Stations formerly owned by Grapevine/GOCOM/Piedmont
| City of license / Market | Station | Channel TV (RF) |
Years Owned | Current Ownership Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Huntsville - Decatur, Alabama | WAAY-TV | 31 (32) | 1999-2007 | ABC affiliate owned by Calkins Media |
| Anchorage, Alaska | KTBY | 4 (20) | 1997-2007 | Fox affiliate owned by Coastal Television Broadcasting Company |
| El Dorado, Arkansas - Monroe, Louisiana | KTVE | 10 (27) | 1999-2008 | NBC affiliate owned by Mission Broadcasting (operated through a LMA by Nexstar Broadcasting Group) |
| Chico - Redding, California | KNVN | 24 (24) | 1999-2000 | NBC affiliate owned by Maxair Media, LLC (operated through a LMA by Heartland Media, LLC) |
| Macon, Georgia | WGXA | 24 (16) | 1999-2007 | Fox affiliate owned by Sinclair Broadcast Group |
| Savannah, Georgia | WJCL | 22 (22) | 1999-2007 | ABC affiliate owned by Hearst Television |
| Austin - Rochester, Minnesota - Mason City, Iowa | KAAL | 6 (36) | 1997-2001 | ABC affiliate owned by Hubbard Broadcasting |
| Joplin, Missouri - Pittsburg, Kansas | KODE-TV | 12 (43) | 1997-2002 | ABC affiliate owned by Mission Broadcasting (operated through a LMA by Nexstar Broadcasting Group) |
| Springfield, Missouri | KSPR | 33 (19) | 1999-2007 | ABC affiliate owned by Perkin Media (operated through a LMA by Schurz Communications) |
| Morehead City - New Bern - Jacksonville, North Carolina | WFXI | 8 (8) | 1999-2007 | Fox affiliate owned by Esteem Broadcasting (operated through a LMA by Bonten Media Group) |
| Greenville, North Carolina | WYDO (satellite of WFXI) |
14 (47) | 1999-2007 | Fox affiliate owned by Esteem Broadcasting (operated through a LMA by Bonten Media Group) |
| Youngstown, Ohio | WKBN-TV | 27 (41) | 1999-2007 | CBS affiliate owned by Media General |
| WYFX-LD | 19 (19) | 1999-2007 | Fox affiliate owned by Media General | |
| Mercer, Pennsylvania | WFXI-CA (satellite of WYFX-LD) |
17 | 1999-2007 | defunct, went silent in 2009 |
| Midland - Odessa, Texas | KMID | 2 (26) | 1999-2000 | ABC affiliate owned by Nexstar Broadcasting Group |
| Casper, Wyoming | KTWO-TV | 2 (17) | 1998-2001 | ABC affiliate owned by Silverton Broadcasting Company |
| Cheyenne, Wyoming | KKTU (satellite of KTWO) |
33 (11) | 1998-2001 | MundoFox affiliate, KQCK, owned by Casa Media Partners, LLC |
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