Note from Maryland Media One's owner, Steve Clendenin:

As you may have heard while listening to 93.9 in Myrtle Beach and 106.3 in Wilmington that Carolina Gold is no longer. I have sold the radio station. All good things must come to an end.

Carolina Gold survived Covid, a down economy and losing our studios and offices in a fire. We were able to secure the position as the 3rd highest rated station in the market, only behind two monster country and rock stations that have been on the air for over 20 years. We fought to carve our existence in the market. We did a damn good job. We had a market exclusive format. Listeners loved us. I loved our listeners, staff and station.

However, in business, you have to evaluate what is right for your company. This was my choice to sell Carolina Gold and I had to make that choice around the holidays. I will look for another opportunity that is sustainable given the market dynamics, so you could hear Gold pop up on the FM band in Myrtle Beach again at some time. 

Carolina Gold, however, is not dead. We will live on our national platform on the iHeart Radio App, and streaming live at www.carolinagold.net. 

As you may have heard while listening to 93.9 in Myrtle Beach and 106.3 in Wilmington that Carolina Gold is no longer. I have sold the radio station. All good things must come to an end.

Carolina Gold survived Covid, a down economy and losing our studios and offices in a fire. We were able to secure the position as the 3rd highest rated station in the market, only behind two monster country and rock stations that have been on the air for over 20 years. We fought to carve our existence in the market. We did a damn good job. We had a market exclusive format. Listeners loved us. I loved our listeners, staff and station.

However, in business, you have to evaluate what is right for your company. This was my choice to sell Carolina Gold and I had to make that choice around the holidays. I will look for another opportunity that is sustainable given the market dynamics, so you could hear Gold pop up on the FM band in Myrtle Beach again at some time. 

Carolina Gold, however, is not dead. We will live on our national platform on the iHeart Radio App, and streaming live at www.carolinagold.net.