Voice of America

The memorial — constructed around parts salvaged from the USS Cincinnati submarine — has been in the works for more than 20 years.

Authors Tim Love and Dan Hurley slated for talks in the VOA's "Journalism, the Oxygen of Democracy" series.

The former WCET-TV executive oversaw upgrades to the historic West Chester Township building and broadcasting exhibits.

Longtime DJs Dusty Rhodes, Jim LaBarbara, "Rockin' Ron" Schumacher, Chris O'Brien and Janeen Coyle to cut the ribbon on the radio station exhibit Saturday afternoon.

Steve Herman has been a journalist for the operation for nearly 25 years. "I don't think anyone saw it coming like this, where effectively VOA would be totally shut down within a matter of hours," Herman said.

The museum reopens this weekend after a seven-month renovation with a reconfigured exhibition space, more TV monitors, a revamped Cincinnati broadcasting area, and more.

After more than two decades of planning, a full-scale USS Cincinnati submarine memorial is finally underway.

Two Voice of America experts will participate in the next 'Journalism: The Oxygen of Democracy' discussion at the West Chester Township landmark.

The Voice of America Museum in West Chester launches a a five-part series on journalism with a documentary chronicling how three reporters escaped Afghanistan.

This 1928 Wurlitzer pipe organ can be yours for the right price.Media Heritage, the local nonprofit broadcasting history archives, is looking for someone…