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Our business address is:

WEMT-TV
101 Lee Street
Bristol, VA 24201

Phone: (276) 821-9296

All WEMT content is copyright © 2011 Esteem Broadcasting, LLC.

Contact Information

Name	Title	Email
Jerry Witt	Station Manager	jwitt@foxtricities.com
Ken Smith	News Director	ksmith@foxtricities.com
Terry Radnoczi	Assistant News Director	tradnoczi@foxtricities.com
Candy Crigger	Director of Sales	ccrigger@foxtricities.com
Tony Venable	Director of Marketing / Production	tvenable@foxtricities.com
Cheryl Stout	Program Manager	cstout@foxtricities.com
Tammy Vaughn	Market Controller / Traffic Manager	tvaughn@foxtricities.com
Tom Cupp	Chief Engineer	ce@foxtricities.com
Bill Rambo	New Media Manager	brambo@foxtricities.com

Lyle Schulze	Interim General Manager	lschulze@wcti12.com
Supplying services to Esteem Broadcasting / WEMT pursuant to a Shared Services Agreement.

CLOSED CAPTIONING CONTACT INFORMATION

IMMEDIATE CONTACT INFORMATION

Phone: (276) 645-1555 ext. 488
Fax: (276) 645-1519
Email: jwitt@foxtricities.com

WRITTEN CONTACT INFORMATION

Name: Jerry Witt
Title: Station Manager
Address: 101 Lee Street
City: Bristol
State: VA
Phone: (276) 645-1555 ext. 488
Fax: (276) 645-1519
Email: jwitt@foxtricities.com

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