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Townsquare Media Tuscaloosa and Northport, Alabama Mayor Bobby Herndon partnered up to raise funds and collect supplies to help the victims of the tornadoes that tore through Kentucky. Five U-Haul trailers were filled with supplies that were delivered to the disaster areas.

No one ever expects to need a children’s hospital, yet every day, thousands of kids enter a children’s hospital, many of them fighting for their lives. CMN Hospitals and Radiothon events make it easy for anyone to join our cause.

Praise 93.3 WTSK The Truth in Tuscaloosa is feeding the hungry this holiday season. The gospel station collected more than 800 pounds of food before Thanksgiving and has now collected more than 1,200 pounds of food in its Christmas food drive.

It's been an honor and a privilege working with broadcasters over the past 12 years. Those are the words of retiring NAB CEO Gordon Smith in this video message to broadcasters as he passes the torch to incoming CEO Curtis Legeyt. Smith said, "My heart will always be as a broadcaster.

Minneapolis radio journalist Kim Jones found out she has stage-1 lung cancer when her chest was X-rayed following a car accident in November. Jones is headed to the Mayo Clinic next to determine the next course of action. CBS-TV in Minnesota has the details about how Jones told her audience about her diagnosis HERE

In Dallas and Houston over $640,000 was raised for Texas Children’s National, part of the Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals, through a pair of radiothons. KMVK-FM in Dallas raised $357,245 as part of their annual “La Grande Radiothon” and KLOL-FM in Houston added $288,099 during their annual “Mega Radiothon.”

Redrock Broadcasting’s 4 Station Group in St. George, Utah raised over $31,000 during its 6th annual all-day Radiothon. The money will be donated to the local ROOT FOR KIDS Center for Children.

Syndicated Radio Personality Sam Alex is hosting a concert to benefit scholarships for Camp Broadcast. Camp Broadcast is a masterclass for high school and college-aged Journalists and broadcasters.

SOS Radio and Hope for Prisoners teamed up to make Christmas possible for 100 families full of children with incarcerated parents. “100 Christmases” took place at the Ahern Hotel on the Las Vegas Strip.

The National Press Club, in association with CBS Radio Network and American Heritage Magazine, will present a rendition of Marty Bufalini’s “It’s a Wonderful Life: The Radio Show,” an adaptation of the classic story. The program is available now on the club's website.