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This Friday, Sept. 23, marks the deadline to apply for the CRB Lisa McKay Women in Radio Scholarship program. Applicants must fill out an online application and submit, in 500 words or less, why she should be considered for the scholarship program.

NAB President and CEO Curtis LeGeyt will kick off the opening session of NAB Show New York with welcome remarks on October 19. Award-winning film producer and media industry analyst Evan Shapiro will provide the Keynote opening the event.

FOX Sports Radio has added Steve Covino and Rich Davis to the weekday lineup. Covino & Rich will take over the FSR’s 5 to 7 p.m. ET weekday timeslot, September 26.

WFAE Charlotte-based NPR station will create a community hub in Uptown Charlotte. The action is the result of the station recently signing a deal to relocate the majority of its University City operations to the historic Philip Carey Building.

WMVP ESPN Chicago, is partnering with 'Bernie's Book Bank', to distribute free books to K-6th grade students. Morning host David Kaplan created the event to help the nonprofit dedicated to increasing book ownership among under-served Chicagoland children.

Colorado Public Radio is hosting 150,000 Bees. Through a partnership with Free Range Beehives, three hives have been installed on the roof of CPR Headquarters in Centennial, Colorado.

Two special episodes of the 'Sound, Sobriety & Success' podcast, hosted by Rock journalist and former MTV host Matt Pinfield have been released. The programs are in recognition of Sobriety Awareness Month in September.

'The Ramsey Show' is celebrating its 30th year on the air. The show is hailing the celebration as 30 years of "life change"; crediting advice from Dave Ramsey that helps people pay off debt.

The ad sales partnership with The Horror Podcast Network means AdLarge will now oversee the management, sales, and fulfillment of the audio ad sales for the Eeriecast network.  

On Monday the U.S. House of Representatives passed H.R.4330 - Protect Reporters from Exploitative State Spying Act, also known as the PRESS Act, which would establish protections for journalists at the federal level who reveal confidential sources except in defined circumstances such as threats to national security.