WFLO has been Farmville’s voice since 1947, keeping the community connected with local news, music, and entertainment. We’re here for you.
Since 1947, WFLO Radio has been part of the daily life of Farmville and the Heart of Virginia a trusted hometown voice for news, music, and the moments that bring a community together. For generations, WFLO served as the region’s full-service station, sharing local stories, celebrating milestones, and keeping listeners connected. When the station went silent in December 2021, the absence was deeply felt across the community. But WFLO’s story didn’t end there. In 2022, a group of local leaders came together to bring their hometown station back to life. Through Heart of Virginia Communications, WFLO returned to the air on December 1, 2022, broadcasting once again from downtown Farmville, with the same spirit of service and connection that defined it for decades. Today, WFLO blends the best of its long tradition with new voices and new platforms, reaching listeners on the air, online, and through Farmville Now—its growing digital hub for local news, events, and community life. Nearly 80 years after it first signed on, WFLO remains what it has always been: a local station, built for and by the community it serves.
John Staton III, a Buckingham County native, is a long-time WFLO radio host and program manager, with a passion for radio since high school.
Paul Barlow, a Buckingham resident since 2010 has always had a passion for radio. He joained the WFLO team in November, 2025
Noah Messarge, with audio experience since age 14, is excited to work at WFLO and learn from industry veterans, while performing stand-up comedy in his free time.
Christine "Chris" Wood is a veteran radio host at WFLO, known for her beautiful voice, hosting Sunday Mornings with Chris and co-hosting the Call Flo Radio Show.
WFLO has been a cornerstone of the Farmville community since 1947, providing trusted, local radio that connects listeners through decades of change. We’re proud to continue that legacy, evolving with the times while staying true to our roots as your hometown station.