began as WCAX Radio at the University of Vermont’s College of Agriculture. It was used to distribute information to farmers from its outreach program, The Extension Service. Hence the CAX (College of Agriculture eXtension) call letters. ... Television first came to Vermont on September 26, 1954 when WCAX-TV became the first television station to begin airing local programs from its studio located on Barrett Street in South Burlington. ... Two of the original programs that we broadcast back in 1954 are still on the air today. You Can Quote Me, a local news program which airs Sundays at 11:00 AM and Across the Fence, a local farm and home program that airs Monday through Friday at 12:10 PM.
WCAX-TV’s main studio is located at 30 Joy Drive in South Burlington.
(channel three evening news)
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