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How One West Virginia Radio Station Made a Local Hit Go Viral

Retired sheriff's deputy David Taylor didn't need Spotify, TikTok, or a viral video to turn a retirement hobby into a statewide phenomenon across West Virginia. He just needed one Sunday morning on a small-town Country music station to make him a star.

Radio Ink·July 27, 2026· 0 reads·Source: Radio Ink

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