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1820 Heritage Center Way Harrisonburg, VA 22801

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Business Line (540)-434-0331
Studio/Contest/Text Line: (540) 434-4144

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Brandy Lindsey
Blindsey@harrisonburgmediagroup.com

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David Donahue
DDonahue@harrisonburgmediagroup.com

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We are located at 1820 Heritage Center Way, Harrisonburg just off Garbers Church Road. Across the street from Heritage Oaks Golf Course and next to Harrisonburg High School baseball field.

Harrisonburg Radio Group
Office: (540) 434-0331

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