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More Carolina Air Time For QL

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On-air personality QL is coming to weeknights on WFBC-FM in Greenville, SC. QL will continue as afternoon drive host on Greenville sister station WFBC-HD2.

New St. Louis Morning Team

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WHHL-FM St. Louis will debut “The Home Team,” beginning July 11. The trio of hosts include St. Louis natives Shorty Da Prince, Brittish Williams and Andrew Caldwell.

Ken Charles Leaving KNX

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Charles posted to his Facebook page that he's made the difficult decision not to renew his contract with Audacy and is stepping down as Brand Manager for news station KNX in Los Angeles and Format VP for Audacy.

More Hats For Hamilton

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Audacy Portland Operations Manager Mark Hamilton has been given an expanded role. He has been named Brand Manager for KITS-FM in San Francisco and for KNRK-FM in Portland.

Changes At iHeartMedia Raleigh Station

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Nick Jordan is the new Assistant Program Director and Afternoon Show host at WNCB in Raleigh NC. Jordan joins iHeartMedia from WDJQ in Canton, OH.

Major Leaguer Joins HRN

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HRN Media Networks is welcoming Carlos Baerga. "Play Ball with Carlos Baerga" is a 90 second daily feature that is part of the Legends from Yesterday and Today series that includes baseball analytics and interviews with elite players.

The Fan Portland Adds Co-Host

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Danny Marang is the new midday show co-host on KFXX-AM in Portland. Marang will join longtime station host Dusty Harrah on “Danny and Dusty,” from 12:00 to 3:00 p.m.

JusNik Returns Home

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JusNik has debuted on WBLS-FM, New York City. JusNik was born in Brooklyn and raised in Queens. She returns to NYC from WBHJ-FM in Birmingham, Alabama.

$26K For Fredericksburg Charities

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WBQB Fredericksburg, VA has reached the halfway mark of a weekly $1,000 giveaway that benefits local charities. The Centennial Broadcasting station gives half the amount to the drawing winner with the other half donated to charity.

Former Miami Radio Host Dies

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Hank Goldberg, known as Hammerin’ Hank, died at the age of 82 after battling chronic kidney disease. Goldberg worked in local radio in Miami, also for ESPN Radio and was a Miami Dolphins radio analyst for 25 years.

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September 14, 2026

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