Georgia Public Broadcasting

Georgia ETV Network (NET: 1960–1970 & PBS: 1970–1982)

1960–1969

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• WGTV 8 Athens-Atlanta Signed on 1st on Monday May 23, 1960
• WXGA-TV 8 Waycross-Valdosta-Brunswick, GA-Jacksonville, FL on Tuesday November 19, 1961
• WVAN-TV 9 Savannah-Pembroke, GA-Hilton Head-Hardeeville, SC on Tuesday September 17, 1963
• WJSP-TV 28 Columbus-Warm Springs, GA-Phenix City-Auburn-Opelika, AL on Monday August 10, 1964
• WCES-TV 20 Wrens-The Augustas, GA-SC on Monday September 12, 1966
• WABW-TV 14 Pelham-Albany-Thomasville, GA-Tallahassee, FL on Monday January 2 "New Year's Day"
• WCLP (-TV) 18 Chatsworth-Dalton, GA-Chattanooga, TN on Monday January 30
• WACS-TV 25 Dawson-Americus-Cordele, GA on Monday March 6 and for all 3 Signed on in 1967
• WDCO-TV 15 Cochran-Macon, GA on Monday January 1 "New Year's Day(,)" 1968.

1969–1982

Georgia Public Television (PBS: 1982–present)

1982–1983

schedule bumper, 1981

1983–1989

GPTV local ident with WGTV logo.

1989–1999

Standard Ident (1989-1999)

• WDCO-TV 29 Cochran-Macon, GA on Monday January 1 "New Year's Day(,)" 1990.

1999–2004

Georgia Public Broadcasting

2004–2009

Alternate version.

• WNGH-TV 18 Chatsworth-Dalton, GA-Chattanooga, TN on April 15, 2006

2009–present

• WMUM-TV 29 Cochran-Macon, GA on July 15, 2009.