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It is completed! The final element of the new WGTS studios and offices has been completed--two beautiful engraved brick columns.

"You could see the smiles on the faces of those coming in when they heard thank you or saw our signs," explained Johnny Stone.

Story by WGTS Staff

WGTS 91.9 listeners helped the station end the year financially strong during its “Year-End Fundraiser." 

WGTS 91.9 held a live remote with Johnny and Stacey from the afternoon show to invite people to Potomac Mills Mall to buy and bring toys for the Salvation Army Angel Tree kids.  Listeners brought hundreds of toys and many also selected gift tags off of the Angel Tree to shop for a specific child’s wish list.

“I've been to many sporting events in D.C., but to see all of Capital One Arena filled with people praising Jesus was something that still gives me goosebumps just thinking about it. It was an incredible night to be a part of,” said WGTS Midday Show Host Becky Alignay.

Throughout October and the first two weeks of November, the WGTS team went to local Walmarts all across the Washington area to do sock drives with teams of “WGTS Hands and Heart” volunteers. 

More than 3,400 WGTS listeners turned out for “An Evening of Worship” with Chris Tomlin at Hylton Memorial Chapel in Woodbridge, Va.