Geneva Community Projects, Inc. has launched WGCC (We’re Geneva’s Community Connection), a new low-power FM (LPFM) radio station serving Geneva. Created under FCC guidelines to expand access to community broadcasting, WGCC will offer a diverse mix of music and spoken-word programming, including content from public radio partners, independent producers, and international broadcasters. Programming will span genres such as classical, jazz, folk, hip hop, and more, alongside news and issue-based shows covering health, culture, science, and community topics. The station’s mission is to promote inclusion, creativity, and local voices, with plans to expand into locally produced content and podcasts as community involvement grows.

The station is the culmination of a 15-year effort led by veteran broadcaster Jason “Jake” Longwell, supported by Geneva Community Projects and other local partners. After earlier setbacks, a successful FCC application in 2024 granted a construction permit for 104.1 FM, with the transmitter ultimately located at the Seneca Yacht Club. Funded through donations, underwriting, and community fundraising efforts, WGCC is broadcasting in April 2026. The station will rely on volunteers and listener support, offering opportunities for residents to create and host their own shows while fostering a stronger sense of community connection through local radio.