WNRS can refer to:
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WNRS (AM) — Infobox Radio station name = WNRS city = Herkimer, New York area = branding = slogan = Espn Radio airdate = 1960 ish (as WALY) frequency = 1420 kHz format = Sports radio power = 1,000 watts day 64 watts night erp = haat = class = D facility id =… … Wikipedia
WNRS-FM — Infobox Radio station name = WNRS city = Sweet Briar, Virginia area = branding = slogan = airdate = frequency = 89.9 MHz format = College Radio Public Radio Rock power = 30 Watts erp = class = A callsign meaning = former callsigns = owner = Sweet … Wikipedia
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