Contact WTCR AM 1530

The Town, AM 1530 WCTR is a truly local, family owned station and we really are interested in what YOU would like to hear on the radio or see on our website.

We'd also like you to feel that you can contact us at any time with local news and community events, or information about our community that you would like to see spread to our listeners.

Here are all the ways you can reach us.

Local Phone: 410-778-1530 or 410-778-WCTR

Toll free phone: 866-778-1530 Fax: 410-778-4800

Email:info@wctr.com

Regular Mail:
WCTR Radio
231 Flatland Road
Chestertown, MD
21620

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Station Bios
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Ken Collins is the General Manager and also heads up our sales team. He has been with the station since 2006. Ken is married and lives in Chestertown. He has become very active in the community and is currently the Vice President of the Kent County Chamber of Commerce. Ken is also a musician who has formed the group "The CTR Allstars", which performs annually at the WCTR Party in the Park.

Keith Thompson is our morning DJ and show host for several WCTR shows, including Today on the Shore (heard every day from Noon to 1pm) and Lunch with the Beetles (heard every Saturday at 12:15pm). Keith is also an accomplished musician and song writer. He appears regularly on the Eastern Shore with Jack The Penguin.

Andy Moloney is "The Coach", our Sports Director and play-by-play commentator for local sporting events, including nationally ranked lacrosse at Washington College. He also handles morning DJ duties at the station in the wee hours.

Sean Hall is the News Director and keeps our community up to date not only with local happenings, but with statewide and national news. Sean is a seasoned journalist, having been in radio news for 30 years and having worked for CNN Radio, CBS/MarketWatch, and NBC Radio/Mutual Broadcasting.

Darleen Allwein is an account executive with WCTR, and is a true "local" in the Chestertown community. She knows just about everyone in Chestertown because she grew up with most of them. She also an accomplished equestrian .

Emerson Cotton is our board operator on weekends and for special events. That means he knows all the right buttons to push to make sure you can hear us when we're on the air. He's been with the station a LOOOONG time. He is married and lives in Rock Hall.

Mary Gates is our 'traffic manager' (has nothing to do with cars, but deals with placing the commercial 'traffic' that flows through the station every day) and our bookkeeper. If anyone at the station has a question about anything, Mary usually has the answer.

Dick Gelfman hosts the Friday show from 1-2 pm called "Talk of the Town", a roundtable show in which members of the community come in to discuss the hot topics of the week. You never know what will be said and who will be upset, but it's always guaranteed to be provocative.