Radio Brownsburg is offering sweethearts a special opportunity for Valentine’s Day.
Listeners can dedicate a classic love song to their special someone. Dedications may be e-mailed to shane.ray@radiobrownsburg.com. E-mails should include the name of the song, who it’s from, who it’s to, and any romantic stories they may want to include.
The show will air at 1 p.m. Feb. 12, and hosts Shane Ray and Jill Werlinger will read the dedications and stories, and play the song request.
The show is sponsored by Comfort Suites of Brownsburg, White Owl Winery, State Farm Agent Pete Fay, Revelations Salon & Spa, and Brauman-Moore Law Office.
Requests should be sent early to make sure they get on the air. Listeners can tune into 1610 AM in Brownsburg or online at www.radiobrownsburg.com.
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