Stroud Broadcasting is building a new over-the-air television station for Stroudsburg and the Poconos — Stroudsburg's own local TV: free over the air, and made for our community.
No cable, no subscription. A digital broadcast signal any antenna in range can pick up — the way local TV was meant to work.
Local programming, local voices, and a platform for the businesses and events that make Monroe County what it is.
Our applications for new LPTV facilities are on file with the FCC and have been accepted for filing. Callsign, channel, and sign-on will be announced here as they progress.
Stroud Broadcasting has two applications on file with the FCC, both accepted for filing and pending Commission action. Neither station is authorized or on the air yet.
Our planned signal covers the Stroudsburg / East Stroudsburg core and reaches out across Monroe County and neighboring Pocono communities, with the second proposed facility at Camelback extending northwest toward Scranton and Wilkes-Barre. Predicted service contours for both proposed facilities are published on our coverage page; final contour and channel remain subject to FCC review.
We've filed for a second LPTV facility — Channel 29, serving Mount Pocono from the Camelback site — and both applications have now been accepted for filing.
We've filed an application with the FCC for a new over-the-air TV station serving Stroudsburg and Monroe County.
From application to antenna — the FCC steps between an idea and a live signal.