What Is The Curtis Media Group? We Explain Here

Curtis Media Group owns and runs a number of radio stations and television networks in North Carolina. Don Curtis founded Curtis Media Group in 1968, and it started broadcasting in Cherryville, North Carolina, with WCSL-AM.

CMG, which has its main office in Raleigh, North Carolina, is familiar with the Triangle’s explosive growth first-hand. The Triangle is one of the US regions with the quickest growth rates, earning accolades from publications like Fortune, Forbes, and many more.

25 Top Radio Brands

From the mountains to the coast, CMG owns and manages 25 top radio brands in localities throughout North Carolina.

Three networks run by CMG offer a variety of services to listeners throughout the state. More than 80 stations around the state receive their news, sports, and weather from the North Carolina News Network (NCN). Affiliates in the Triangle market have access to the most recent traffic data through the Triangle Traffic Network (TTN).

Other like-minded, independent radio broadcasters can receive national and regional sales representation through CMG Southern Sales.

Supports & Promotes Non-Profits

Each of CMG’s properties is highly active in supporting and promoting the initiatives of many non-profit organisations, following the lead of Don and Barbara Curtis who sit on numerous boards for educational institutions and public service groups.

Throughout time, the N.C. Children’s Promise, which originally started as a 20-hour radiothon to collect money for the hospital, expanded into UNC Children’s development division.