Turning the Page: Operational update
As we prepare to turn the page and forge a new path forward for amateur radio coordination in Wisconsin, it is important to understand how we got here, what we learned from…
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Who Is Funding WRA and the Development of ARCS?
Who Is Funding WRA and the Development of ARCS? I have been asked this question many times: Who is funding the Wisconsin Repeater Alliance and the development of ARCS? No secret…
Help Shape the Future of WRA: Volunteers Needed for Leadership Positions
Help Shape the Future of WRA: Volunteers Needed for Leadership Positions The Wisconsin Repeater Alliance is continuing to grow, and with that growth comes the need for dedicated volunteers who are willing…
You spoke, we listened, we rebuilt!
You spoke, we listened, we rebuilt! Over the past several weeks, we have received more than 50 comments, complaints, and suggestions regarding the WRA website. Some of the feedback was critical, and…
Building a Sustainable Future for Amateur Radio Coordination in Wisconsin
Building a Sustainable Future for Amateur Radio Coordination in Wisconsin As the Wisconsin Repeater Alliance continues to ramp up operations, it is important that we recognize where repeater coordination in Wisconsin has…
Wisconsin Repeater Alliance Receives Federal 501(c)(3) Public Charity Status
The Wisconsin Repeater Alliance has officially been recognized by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) as a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt public charity.
ARCS, Amateur Radio Coordination System
After months of development, testing, and refinement, ARCS is no longer just an idea. It's a working, cloud-based coordination platform built specifically for the amateur radio community.
An Open Letter to the Wisconsin Amateur Radio Community
First and foremost, repeater coordination in Wisconsin is not disappearing. Corey Becker, KD9HCW, President, on why WRA was formed.
Wisconsin Association of Repeaters Announces Organizational Transition and Future of Repeater Coordination in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Association of Repeaters (WAR) announces that it has begun the formal process of winding up its affairs and transitioning repeater coordination responsibilities to Wisconsin Repeater Alliance, Inc.