Michelle Marques Joins Content Team At NorCal Public Media
Northern California Public Media has appointed Michelle Marques as radio content producer and local All Things Considered host for Sonoma County's KRCB 104.9. She will also collaborate on local news features and produce a weekly community-focused show.
Foxy 106.9 Welcomes Kevy Kev Back to St. Louis Radio
Kevin “Kevy Kev” Pulley, a familiar name in St. Louis radio from the late '80s through the early 2000s, has returned to the city's airwaves on Foxy 106.9. Launching his career in 1989, Kevy Kev became known for his charismatic presence on Majic 108.
DIY Expert Lou Manfredini To Continue WGN Radio Run
WGN Radio has extended its contract with Lou Manfredini, the Chicago station’s longtime home improvement expert and host of HouseSmarts Radio. The Saturday call-in show provides practical advice on home improvement and DIY projects.
Jennifer Wynns to Lead Nueva Network Digital Sales Expansion
Nueva Network has appointed Jennifer Wynns as Vice President of Digital and Multimedia Sales, US, a new role for the company. Wynns joins from Mirror Digital, where she was Director of Brand Partnerships, building the company’s agency relationships.
Harrisonburg’s 96.9 WSIG Brings Bill Fox to Mornings
Saga Communications' 96.9 WSIG in Harrisonburg, VA, has announced veteran Country radio broadcaster Bill Fox as its new morning host. Fox takes over from previous host Quinn Alexander, who was let go earlier in October after eighteen months.
Former Audacy RVP Kauffman Launches Leadership Consultancy
Former Audacy Northern California Regional Vice President Stacey Kauffman has announced a new full-time venture focused on strategic consulting and leadership advisory. Her departure was revealed earlier this week after the promotion of Aaron Miller.
For St. Louis’ 101 ESPN, There’s Got To Be A ‘Morning After’
Hubbard Broadcasting St. Louis let go of the cast of The Opening Drive for 101 ESPN (WXOS) on Friday, including longtime host Randy Karraker. The slot will now be filled by The Morning After, which previously ran on sister signal KPNT-HD2.
Cleveland Browns Mourn the Loss of Radio Voice Jim Donovan
Jim Donovan, "The Voice of the Cleveland Browns," has died at age 68 following a battle with chronic lymphocytic leukemia. Donovan’s career spanned 25 seasons with the Browns, where his signature calls became woven into the fabric of Cleveland sports history.
SC Station Manager and Morning Host Rob Dempsey Passes
HIS Radio 89.3 (WLFJ) in Greenville, SC is mourning the loss of Rob Dempsey, who passed away Wednesday evening following a short battle with bladder cancer. Dempsey had been with the Radio Training Network for 35 years, with 24 years in Greenville.
Sean Highkin Joins Rip City Radio For Trail Blazers Coverage
iHeartMedia Portland’s Rip City Radio 620 (KPOJ-AM) has announced that sports journalist Sean Highkin will join the station as its Portland Trail Blazers Correspondent. Highkin will provide in-depth coverage of games, practices, press conferences, and more.
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