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Radio programming and sales veteran Brad LaRock died suddenly last week in Texas. The longtime radio veteran spent many years as on-air talent and in sales and management.

Energy 93.9/WYRG-FM flips to 93-9X with a Rock format, playing songs by the likes of Led Zeppelin, Foo Fighters, AC/DC, and Metallica. The station will run commercial-free through Memorial Day weekend.

We were listening to Rush Limbaugh on WSB Radio via TuneIn Thursday when, during a stopset in the first hour, one of the best radio station promos we've heard in a long time aired.

(By John Fox- GM KPRI) Just in time for the 50th anniversary of Woodstock, an old school bus donated to North County FM station Rez Radio 91.3 by the Bonsall Unified School District is nearing completion of its custom paint job commissioned with students from the Art Department at Fallbrook High School.

Legendary radio personality “Cousin” Bruce Morrow has been selected by our friends at TALKERS Magazine as the recipient of their 2019 Lifetime Achievement Award.

NAB Radio Board Chairman Randy Gravley made five appointments to the NAB Radio Board of Directors with two-year terms that begin with the NAB's June Board meeting. Here are those five recently appointed executives that will represent your interests at the NAB...

Adam Wolfson has been named Director of Sales for Channel Q. He will oversee sales efforts for the LGBTQ+ Talk Radio Network. Wolfson has served as GSM for Entercom since 2014.

Magic 105.3 (KSMG/Seguin-San Antonio) has brought in Tony Cortez for the 7 p.m.-midnight slot. He has more than 25 years’ broadcast experience. Cortez calls San Antonio home.

And she'll be working at Townsquare’s 97.5 WOKQ Portsmouth/Manchester, NH, and 103.7 The Peak/WPKQ Portland, ME, in the newly created role of Assistant Brand Manager.

(By Rob Dumke) May 22 is a day like no other for folks living in Southwest Missouri. "Everybody is a bit more on edge when this day rolls around each year," according to Thom Watts, Operations Manager for Zimmer Radio in Joplin, Missouri. It was in 2011 that a deadly EF-5 tornado devastated the city, killing 161 people.