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Neuhoff Media partnered with Ronald McDonald House Charities of Central Illinois and raised $72,288 in 24-hours. The goal for the 3rd All-In Donation Day was $50,000 to support the Springfield and Peoria Ronald McDonald Houses.

Illinois Helps Ukraine, is a fundraising initiative of the Illinois Broadcasters Association, and the Ukrainian Institutes of Modern Art. Broadcasters are running PSA's encouraging people to support UNICEF's humanitarian aid efforts in Ukraine.

Legends 100.3FM (WLML-FM) North Palm Beach, is hosting Legends Radio’s Benefit Concert for Ukraine. The April 13 concert is free; however, supporters are being asked to make financial donations prior to the concert.

Long-time San Diego radio host Dave Mason is producing a program that is sent to Ukraine via shortwave radio. The program includes listeners messages for Ukrainians. Mason is producing the program from a studio that he has set-up in his closet.

Salem announced on Monday that Larry Elder has decided to move on from the Salem Radio Network, after a six year run on the SRN lineup where he hosted the 6-9pm ET slot. Orlando host Carl Jackson (pictured) will take over until a permanent replacement is named.

Indeed continues its grip on the top spot of the Media Monitors list. The jobs clearinghouse has owned the slot for months, airing more than 65,000 spots last week.

Point-To-Point Marketing has renewed and extended its partnership with United Stations. United Stations will continue to represent Point-to-Point’s national network commercial time for the firm’s clients who utilize barter inventory to subscribe to Point-To-Point services.

“The State of Social Media Marketing in 2022” is the next live presentation in the RAB's Business Accelerated initiative. The session will look at what is driving top advertisers in social media and why it is essential for radio marketing professionals to understand what is happening.

"Welcome South Brother" is 100 years old. WSB in Atlanta hit the airwaves on March 15, 1922. What's it like to work at a 50,000 watt legacy station? Radio Ink had a chance to talk with a few leaders and staff at the Cox Media Flagship Station.

Ben Downs learned the hard way what it means to lose great local on-air talent. The Bryan Broadcasting GM had to fill two important dayparts after losing hosts, who, after many years super-serving the College Station, Texas community, took jobs in larger markets. We reached out to Downs for his perspective on how managers deal with the challenge of filling those important positions.