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Beasley Media Group, in collaboration with Woodward Sports, the Michigan Sports Network and Sports Map Radio Network, have teamed up to unveil The ROAR, Motor City Sports Talk 93.5 FM and 99.1 FM.

12 more members of the House of Representatives have added their support to the Local Radio Freedom Act which is a resolution the NAB is lobbying for in Washington opposing any new performance fee, tax, royalty, or other charge on radio. The resolution now has 181 cosponsors in the House and 22 in the Senate.

On Monday Riviera President & CEO Jeff Trumper announced that the new name of the company is Desert Valley Media Group. The company owns 3 FM stations in the greater Phoenix area.

Grace Broadcast Sales has produced a series of 30-second vignettes commemorating the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. The Pullman, WA based company has produced the vignettes each year since 2002.

New York’s Country 94.7 FM (WNSH-FM) is hosting a live country music event. 'Stars and Strings' is set for September 11 and will benefit 9/11 Day the nonprofit that runs the September 11th National Day of Service.

Progressive holds down the number one slot for a third consecutive week on the Media Monitors Chart. NHTSA and Indeed held on to their spots for a second week.

The 19th annual 'WEEI/NESN Jimmy Fund Radio-Telethon,'raised more than $3.8 million. The funds will benefit the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.

Don't miss out on the Executive Leadership Roundtable at the Radio Ink Hispanic Radio Conference in Miami. The hybrid event is set for September 22-23 Miami. Here's who will appear at our Executive Leadership Roundtable.

(By Charlie Sislen) It’s time to shake the rust off and get moving. Whether it’s sports, concerts, festivals, or something else, live events are back. People are demanding live entertainment and the chance to have fun with other people.

(By Mike McVay) Save this article. Make a digital copy of it. Print it. Keep it handy for the next time the world locks down. The biggest heroes, in regard to being able to stay on the air during a lockdown, came from the Engineering and Technical departments.