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WYBN ADDS FUN ROADS TV NETWORK TO LINE-UP

Written By Editor on 1/22/21 | 1/22/21

Red Hook, NY, January XX......WYBN TV-14, the Capital Region's only locally owned and operated television station, will add Fun Roads TV Network to its eight channels of entertainment programming effective Feb. 10.
Fun Roads, which is based in Angora Hills, California, offers 24 hours a day of high-defininition shows designed to "celebrate the open road and the freedom that comes with it."  The line-up includes "Distant Roads," the longest-running, most widely watched RVing series in the world; "Steel Dreams," featuring great cars, great bikes and the country's top speed events, and "A Taste of History," which blends cuisine and legendary landmarks.  
"Fun Roads is for anyone with a set of wheels," said Dan Viles, President and General Manager of WYBN. "All shows are shot in HD, and the depth and breadth of storytelling is amazing.  I am excited to add Fun Roads to our line-up and I know our viewers will enjoy the ride."
Fun Roads will occupy channel 14.6.  The popular RetroTV, which currently is on 14.6, will be moving to 14.2.  
The move will make RetroTV available to subscribers of Mid-Hudson Cable.   RetroTV offers the best in classic television, with a line-up that includes "Ozzie and Harriet," "The Lone Ranger," "Bonanza" and "The Lucy Show."
Cozi TV, which had occupied 14.2, is no longer available.                                                                                                                                   
WYBN, owned by Cable Ad Net New York Inc. of Red Hook, will celebrate its 10th birthday this fall.  The station signed on the air in October 2011 as the first multi-format digital facility in New York's Capital Region, with subchannels 14.1 through 14.8 available over the air to viewers who have "cut the cord" from cable. Broadcasting from atop the Helderberg Escarpment-the highest point in Albany County-it has a coverage map extending from Greene County north to Glens Falls and from Schoharie County into western Massachusetts.
For more information on WYBN, go to www.wybntv14.com 
For more information on Fun Roads TV visit https://funroads.tv/

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