| Our mission | Athol-Orange Community TV (AOTV) has a mission to provide TV production training to the community, to create informational, responsible and diverse programming for the viewers. AOTV started programming 20 years ago. We currently only have two full time staff people, so most of the shows seen on Athol/Orange Channel 13 are done by volunteers. The Board of Directors are directly involved in all aspects of the organization including; fundraising, equipment, technology, facilities and promotions. We have a strong history of volunteers, but to move forward, we need to bring new people in to be part of AOTV.A new project that started has recently started is a non-commercial low-power radio station, WVAO-LP "The Voice of Athol-Orange." We will need many volunteers to be on-air personalities and work behind the scenes. |
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Athol-Orange Community TV
| About us | AOTV is an public access TV station. We teach people how to make television shows that of of interest to them. We also provide coverage of government and educational programming for the community. We have new HD cameras for recording and editing. The studio is large and can accommodate a variety of TV productions. We do a few large productions every year. River Rat Race is a canoe race down the Millers River and needs over 30 volunteers to cover the event. Food-a-thon has over 130 volunteers raising food and money for the local food pantries. AOTV has a 12-hour telethon for the event. AOTV's own fundraiser is a TV Auction that's runs for two days in December. We have over 110 volunteers come through our door during that weekend.WVAO-LP 105.9FM is a community radio station, that has the same mission for radio as AOTV does for television. |
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