Many areas of the Valley may still face challenges in June when the DTV transition officially happens.

At a town hall meeting in Bergton Thursday night, questions and concerns about the coverage of the signal were addressed

WHSV engineer Mike Dunlap explained, because of the mountains, finding a solution proves challenging.

It turns out viewers who purchased converter boxes and digital televisions in parts of northern Shenandoah County, Fulks Run, Bergton, McGayhesville, and the route 340 corridor near Grottoes fall in just a few areas that still weren't able to see TV3 during the 48 hours the station stopped broadcasting its analog signal.

Rockingham County and WHSV are looking at several options to solve the issue, which include improvements to broadcast tower sites and swapping out television stations in Washington D.C. and Charlottesville in order to get TV3.

Around 140 people attended the meeting.