I am in the DMA area for upstate SC, western NC and NE Ga. Channel 32 out of Toccoa Ga has been carried for a good while but no longer shows up on my receiver. I called CS but they seemed to have no clue. It still is on the local cable. Anyone else noticing this? Thanks
Channel 32 Toccoa GA
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Cable and satellite coverage
Although the station is licensed to a city within the Greenville/Spartanburg/Asheville market, WUGA-TV's satellite coverage in that market was limited to Dish Network. On cable, the station was only available outside of Georgia on Northland Communications' systems in Pickens and Oconee counties in South Carolina.
In October 2012, DirecTV, Dish Network and AT&T U-verse began to carry WUGA-TV on channel 32 within the Atlanta market. WUGA-TV was later added to Comcast systems on channel 96 in Barrow, Jackson, Hall and northern Gwinnett Counties.
Following the sale to Marquee Broadcasting and relaunch as WGTA, the station temporarily lost nearly all of its cable and satellite coverage.[22] While Marquee has entered into negotiations with cable and satellite providers in the station's coverage area,[22] as of July 2015TruVista Cable, a small cable system in Toccoa, is the only provider to carry WGTA
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WGTA_(TV)
Cable and satellite coverage
Although the station is licensed to a city within the Greenville/Spartanburg/Asheville market, WUGA-TV's satellite coverage in that market was limited to Dish Network. On cable, the station was only available outside of Georgia on Northland Communications' systems in Pickens and Oconee counties in South Carolina.
In October 2012, DirecTV, Dish Network and AT&T U-verse began to carry WUGA-TV on channel 32 within the Atlanta market. WUGA-TV was later added to Comcast systems on channel 96 in Barrow, Jackson, Hall and northern Gwinnett Counties.
Following the sale to Marquee Broadcasting and relaunch as WGTA, the station temporarily lost nearly all of its cable and satellite coverage.[22] While Marquee has entered into negotiations with cable and satellite providers in the station's coverage area,[22] as of July 2015TruVista Cable, a small cable system in Toccoa, is the only provider to carry WGTA
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WGTA_(TV)
