WOOH-LD

WOOH-LD is a low-power television station serving the Zanesville, Ohio, market. Its call sign identifies the station within the United States broadcast licensing system, while the station operates as part of the local television environment in and around Zanesville. The available reference material identifies the subject as a television station in Zanesville and associates its web presence with the Trinity Broadcasting Network, but it does not provide a complete account of the station's launch date, channel assignment, transmitter facilities, ownership history, programming schedule, network affiliation, or technical coverage. As an LD-class station, WOOH-LD is a low-power digital television outlet rather than a major full-power broadcast station. Low-power stations generally serve a defined local area and may carry programming supplied by a network, a religious broadcaster, an independent operator, or a combination of local and syndicated sources. In this case, the supplied website reference points to TBN, a religious television network, but the available materials do not establish the precise relationship between WOOH-LD and TBN or document whether the station carries a particular TBN service at present. The station's significance is primarily local: its licensed community is Zanesville, a city in Muskingum County, Ohio. No verified information in the supplied material identifies notable station campaigns, ownership transactions, regulatory disputes, executive appointments, product launches, recalls, lawsuits, or other news events specifically involving WOOH-LD. It should therefore be distinguished from similarly named stations and from other low-power outlets operated by broadcast groups. Further verification from Federal Communications Commission records, station filings, or a current station profile would be needed to complete its technical, ownership, historical, and programming record.

WOOH-LD is identified in the supplied reference material as a television station in Zanesville, Ohio, United States. The station's LD designation indicates that it is a low-power digital television facility. Beyond that basic identification, the available material does not document the station's founding or construction permit history, earlier call signs, channel changes, ownership transfers, network affiliations, transmitter location, technical parameters, or changes in programming. The station's supplied website is the website of the Trinity Broadcasting Network, suggesting an association with TBN or with programming distributed through that organization. However, the references do not specify the legal owner of WOOH-LD, the nature of any affiliation agreement, or whether the station carries a TBN network feed continuously. Those details should not be inferred from the website alone. WOOH-LD should also be kept separate from other stations whose call signs begin with WOO or from WOO(T)-LD, a different low-power station mentioned in material about Get After It Media. The latter reference concerns another broadcast facility and does not establish any corporate, technical, or historical connection to WOOH-LD. On the evidence currently available, the reliable history of WOOH-LD is limited to its identification as a Zanesville-serving low-power television station and its apparent association with the TBN web domain.

A local low-power television outlet serving the Zanesville, Ohio, area.

• Broadcast station

  Local digital television service

  WOOH-LD's core offering is over-the-air digital television service for the Zanesville, Ohio, area. The available references do not identify the station's exact digital channel, subchannel lineup, programming schedule, or technical coverage, so the service is described at the station level rather than by individual programs or networks.

1. 1WOOH-LDen.wikipedia.org
2. 2Trinity Broadcasting Networktbn.org