The Old Lady hated to miss the benefit for WSNK-LP at Ashley Street Station, because several of her musician friends performed and she is certain that they put on a terrific show.

But she didn’t have to be there to support the efforts of Valdosta’s Snake Nation Press to start up a low-power, independent, community radio station at 103.5 FM.

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The volunteers who are working on the startup of WSNK-LP must raise $15,000 to buy the needed equipment in time for the planned first broadcast in June 2016.

Find out how you can donate, or volunteer to help, on the webpage at http://www.wsnk.org/ or on Facebook at WSNK Valdosta Community Radio.