WJHR is a Christian broadcaster from Milton, Florida. They transmit on 15,550 kHz using SSB mode. They sent a package of various printed materials including a photo of the station’s transmitter for my report.

WRNO, known as the Rock of New Orleans, debuted its rock format in February 1982 under the stewardship of Joseph Costello III. Initially featuring its own unique programming, the station later incorporated content from its counterpart, WRNO-FM 99.5. Alongside airing religious and political broadcasts, WRNO served as the shortwave platform for notable shows like the Rush Limbaugh Show and coverage of the New Orleans Saints Football Team. Among its roster of lessees was Radio Earth.

After facing a setback due to a damaged transmitter, WRNO went off the air for a span of years. In 2001, the station found new ownership in the hands of Good News World Outreach, though efforts to restore operations were hindered by Hurricane Katrina’s impact on the antenna. It wasn’t until 2009 that WRNO began broadcasting regularly once more, now accessible on 7505 kHz.

Notable memorabilia from WRNO’s history includes various QSL cards and a special listener certificate personally endorsed by Mr. Costello. Below, you’ll find examples of these QSL cards issued in response to reception reports, alongside a unique Rush Limbaugh QSL and the aforementioned charter listener certificate.