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OUR MARKETS

Discover NRG Media’s diverse network of radio stations across multiple markets throughout the Midwest.

REACH AUDIENCES ACROSS THE MIDWEST

Omaha

Omaha is a vibrant city on the Missouri River known for its rich history and lively attractions. Home to the world-class Henry Doorly Zoo and the bustling Old Market district, Omaha has also hosted the College World Series since 1950. As the largest city in Nebraska, Omaha's booming economy includes Fortune 500 giants like Berkshire Hathaway and Union Pacific. With a growing tech scene and a mix of modern amenities and Midwestern charm, Omaha stands out as a hub for innovation and opportunity.

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Lincoln

Lincoln is the capital city of Nebraska and is home to the University of Nebraska. With a vibrant downtown that includes the Pinnacle Bank Arena/Railyard area, Lincoln is rich in research, new business startups (named Silicon Prairie), manufacturing and government industry. Lincoln is a growing metro, with many choosing to begin their careers there due to the array of opportunities and the quality of life.

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Central Nebraska

Central Nebraska is home to the Tri-Cities: Grand Island, Kearney and Hastings. More than 140,000 people live in the three-county area, and more than 300,000 visitors attend the Nebraska State Fair in Grand Island each year. Husker Harvest Days is one of the world's biggest farm shows, with over 100,000 attending annually. The agriculture, health care and manufacturing industries are the area's biggest employers.

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Cedar Rapids/Waterloo

The Cedar Rapids/Waterloo area in eastern Iowa is a dynamic region known for its blend of urban amenities and Midwestern charm. Waterloo, home to rich history and culture, features attractions like the Grout Museum District and Cedar Valley's vibrant arts scene. Cedar Rapids, Iowa's second-largest city, is an industrial and economic hub, known for its strong ties to the agricultural and food industries, including major employers like Quaker Oats. Both cities offer excellent outdoor recreation along the Cedar River, with bike trails, parks, and a family-friendly atmosphere that balances small-town warmth with urban growth.

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Ottawa

The Ottawa market is comprised of three counties in north central Illinois and is home to Illinois Valley Community College and several stunning state parks, including Starved Rock State Park. A leader in manufacturing and agriculture, Ottawa is rich in history and natural beauty offering a peaceful, family-friendly environment within easy driving distance to Chicago and its suburbs.

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Wausau

The Wausau/Stevens Point area, encompassing Marathon, Portage and Wood counties in central Wisconsin, is a thriving community with a strong focus on family and opportunity. Home to UW Stevens Point and a network of technical colleges, the region's economy is driven by a range of key industries including manufacturing, healthcare and agriculture. This welcoming environment offers a high quality of life with easy access to larger metropolitan areas.
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Northwoods

NRG Northwoods is based in Rhinelander, often called the "Capital of the Northwoods." This vibrant city boasts northern Wisconsin's only regional airport and provides access to over 1,100 pristine lakes. With miles of wooded trails, sparkling waters and snowy slopes, residents and visitors alike enjoy year-round outdoor recreation, from hiking and biking to swimming and skiing. Rhinelander is also home to the Hodag Country Festival every July.
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