WHRO FM 90.3

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5200 Hampton Blvd
Norfolk, VA 23508
Established in 1961, WHRO is a noncommercial, educational television station and is located in Norfolk, Va. It is governed by the Hampton Roads Educational Television Association that is a private nonprofit educational corporation. It is recognized by Universal Service Administrative Company and provides networking services for schools, libraries and other educational organization. The station provides a wide range of educational services, such as lesson plans, video-on-demand, face-to-face and online professional development, student activities and award competitions. It has expertise in a variety of media services that include video and audio productions, videoconferencing, and Internet and Web solutions. WHRO offers a wide range of production services, such as marketing and promotion, internal and external business communications, public relations, documentaries and educational programs.

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4.56 reviews
Bill H.
6/13/2022

Generally great music Please return the mature woman who substituted for Rebecca Weinstein She has a very pleasant radio voice and plays higher quality music Mrs Weinstein's voice is far too...

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Michaela S.
10/13/2018

WHRO is a great little studio in Norfolk close to ODU's campus. I stopped in to record an interview for NPR. The staff is incredibly friendly, there is ample parking, and the facilities are solid...

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