Equinox Broadcasting was formed im 1993 by George Hawras.  By 1995, the acquisition of an FCC construction permit to build a radio station on 100.5 in the Binghamton NY kicked off the companies journey into broadcast ownership.  WXEJ-FM had to be built fom the ground up on a 100.5 FM.  The calls letters were changed to WCDW-FM.  

Beginning with a small staff, (CooL100) now CooL106.7, quickly gained a loyal listening audience.  This allowed Equinox to grow and eventually expand to 5 FM stations and over 20 FM translators (repeaters), with a broadcast reach that spaned the entire NY Southern Tier and the Northern Tier of PA, including the Binghamton, Elmira/Corning, Bath, and Hornell markets.

As of today, the western markets were sold to a larger firm, with Equinox Broadcasting concentrating its experience on the Binghamton NY market with  many of the area's best and most seasoned broadcast professionals.  In Binghamton Equinox Broadcasting stands alone as the last and only locally owned media group in the Southern Tier with headquarters at 101 Main St. in Johnson City, NY.

The Binghamton stations include: 
WCDW-FM "CooL 106.7" also on 101.1
WDRE-FM "100.5 The Drive" also on 95.1 and 98.7
WCDW-HD2 "SolidGold 104.5
WCDW-HD3 "HOT 92.9"
WCDW-HD4 "107.1 The Bear"
Eight FM frequencies to cover the Binghamton market with local progamming.

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George Hawras

This department supervises and optimizes the organization's operational processes to ensure efficiency and effectiveness.

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