Capitol Broadcasting Company Conducts Anr Town Hall

Carolina Hurricanes Discuss Changes and Future

99.9 The Fan (WCMC-FM) is conducting its second Fan Town Hall' featuring the Carolina Hurricanes and with three of the most influential people in the Carolina Hurricanes' organization. The Q&A session is Wednesday, September 3rd starting at 11:30a ET at WRAL-TV. Topics to be addressed include the new management and head coach, current roster, fan experience, and much more.

Included in the panel are: President Don Waddell, Executive VP/GM Ron Francis and Head Coach Bill Peters. The 90-minute, commercial-free event will be moderated by The Buzz Morning Drive Host and Hurricanes Pre/Post Game Host, Mike Maniscalco.

I look forward to discussing the upcoming Hurricanes season on Wednesday's #FanTownHall alongside Don Waddell and Bill Peters, said Francis. It provides a unique opportunity for us to connect with our fans as we prepare to open training camp later this month.

The event is open to the public via digital audio, video and social media.

Listen live on 99.9 The Fan or 99.9 HD1.

Watch live at http://www.wralsportsfan.com/fan-town-hall/13888751/ and WRAL2.

Share your comments and questions on Twitter & Facebook using #FanTownHall.

Capitol Broadcasting is the first media outlet to have this unprecedented access with the newly formed Canes management team of Waddell, Francis and Peters, so we look forward to hearing their vision for the first time ever in a very unique setting. said Dennis Glasgow, Operations Manager and Program Director of 99.9 The Fan ESPN Radio, 620 The Buzz and 1550 ESPN Deportes. We know how passionate Caniacs are in North Carolina. It's important to us for the fan-base to have social media access so that they can ask questions about their team directly to the decision-makers.

99.9 The Fan is the official station of Caniac Nation here in the Triangle.

Thanks to 99.9 The Fan's Luanne Lane for this capcom story.

LINK:	http://www.capitolbroadcasting.com/2014/09/03/capitol-broadcasting-com...
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