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- Iowa Dept. of Homeland Security Iowa Dept. of Transportation
Iowa Dept. of Vocational Rehabilitation Services Iowa Secretary of
the State State Treasurer of Iowa Iowa Dept. of Natural Resources
Iowa Dept. of Public Health Iowa Dept. of Human Services Iowa
Lottery Iowa Dept. of Elder Affairs Iowa Dept. on Aging Iowa Dept.
of Ag & Land Stewardship Iowa Dept. of Revenue Iowa KidsNet
Nebraska Dept. of Health & Human Services Nebraska Dept. of
Agriculture Nebraska Dept. of Roads Nebraska Safety Council
Wisconsin Dept. of Transportation Wisconsin State Treasurer
Wisconsin DATCP Wisconsin Dept. of Children & Families
Wisconsin Dept. of Natural Resources Wisconsin Council for the
Blind & Visually Impaired South Carolina Dept. of Employment
& Workforce Development South Carolina Dept. of Health &
Environmental Control South Carolina Dept. of Health & Human
Services South Carolina Dept. of Parks, Rec. & Tourism Illinois
Dept. of Agriculture Illinois Dept. of Natural Resources Missouri
Dept. of Health & Senior Services Missouri Division of Labor
Standards Missouri Division of Alcohol & Drug Abuse Missouri
Dept. of Agriculture Missouri Dept. of Natural Resources Missouri
Dept. of Public Safety Missouri Division of Tourism Missouri Dept.
of Conservation Missouri Dept. of Corrections Missouri Dept. of
Transportation Missouri Lottery Missouri Secretary of State
Missouri State Water Patrol Missouri Veterans Commission USDA State
Government
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- REACH of Wisconsin population with one call! Coverage Area
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- Wisconsin Radio Network Demographics Male-Female 60% Male 40%
Female Age 95% of listeners are 25+ 84% of listeners are 35+
Household Income 56% of listeners earn $50,000+ Education 62% of
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- Titletown Report is a fresh, daily look at the pro football
season voiced by sports enthusiast Bill Scott. Packaged in a short
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during the NFL season. Be Connected to Wisconsins Favorite Team Air
Your Message During Tune-in Programming Communicate with Great
Frequency Reach Wisconsinites Statewide Start Date: August 2013 --
21 consecutive weeks including training camp, pre-season, and 16
regular season games. Bill Scott grew up listening to and watching
Wisconsin sports. Born and raised in Wild Rose, Wisconsin, Bill
started his radio career in nearby Waupaca, covering news and
sports for WDUX before moving on to Green Bay in 1990. While in
Green Bay, Bill became the new sports director of the Wisconsin
Radio Network, where hes currently in his 15th year. In June of
2005, Bill moved to Appleton where he also does morning drive
sports and play-by-play for WHBY. In addition to network and local
radio, Bill does reports from the WIAA basketball championships, as
well as pre-game coverage on the Green Bay Packer Radio
Network.
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