Cromwell Releases McFarland After 11 Years
The Tennessean reports that Darren McFarland was let go by sports station 102.5 The Game in Nashville after more than a decade. McFarland has been on Nashville radio since 2004 and was with The Game since the station flipped to sports in 2011
Magic in Boston Adds Delilah Evenings
Premiere Networks-syndicated personality Delilah has been added to the lineup at Audacy’s WMJX-FM in Boston. Delilah will be heard weekdays and Sundays from 7:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. ET.
Audacy Promotes In Detroit
Josh Holleman is the new Assistant Brand Manager of WYCD-FM, Detroit. Holleman will continue in his role as morning show co-host for the station.
New iHeart Market President In Portland
Marshal Burgess has been named iHeartMedia Market President for Portland. Burgess, who's spent his entire life in the city of Portland, will now be in charge of iHeart's eight-station cluster in that market.
Promotion At Radio Milwaukee
Kenny Perez has been named as Assistant Program Director and Afternoon Drive Host on WYMS-FM in Milwaukee. His resume includes five years as Audio Production Manager at the station and six years on the air at the University of Wisconsin's WSUW-FM.
Kelbin Live Moves To Charlotte
Kelbin Live has been named Executive Producer for the Miguel & Holly morning show on WHQC-FM Charlotte, NC. He joins iHeartMedia Charlotte from Cox Media Group's WFLC-FM in Miami.
Woody Show Hits Norfolk
"The Woody Show" can now be heard on WROX-FM in Norfolk, VA. The Sinclair Communications station is the latest affiliate to pick-up the Premier Networks syndicated show.
New iHeart San Diego Market President
Noreen Ippolito has been named Market President for iHeartMedia San Diego. Ippolito, who has been with the company for nearly 30 years, succeeds Melissa Forrest, who will transition into a consultant role.
Former Cox Jacksonville Host Murdered
A Jacksonville mother of two, with a third on the way, was murdered Saturday night in what friends described as a case of domestic violence.
Street To Be Named After Host
Radio One Philadelphia, in partnership with the City of Philadelphia and the Hip Hop Library will honor Philadelphia Radio and Hip-Hop Pioneer Wendy Clark, aka “Lady B” with a street renaming ceremony. She's been on the air for over 4 decades.
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