Many Hats For Kelsey Schuler
SummitMedia has hired Kelsey Schuler as Assistant Program Director, Music Director, and afternoon personality for 104.7 WZZK Birmingham, Alabama. She joins the station from Alpha Media in Amarillo where she was Digital Content Director and midday host at KGNC.
Spann Services Set
The family of Pervis Spann, along with his radio family at WVON and its parent company, Midway Broadcasting Corporation, have announced a series of public events to celebrate his life. Spann passed away last week; he was 89.
Buffalo Radio Icon Bill Lacy Retiring
Bill Lacy, one of Buffalo's longest running morning personalities, has announced his retirement from radio after a 50-year career. Lacy has anchored the Classic Hits 104.1 (WHTT-FM) morning show since joining the station in April 2002.
SVP Post For Salem’s Bill Long
Salem Media Group has promoted William Long, Jr. to Senior Vice President and General Manager, Salem Church Products. Long has been with Salem for 21 years; he will continue to oversee all aspects of the SCP business.
WWJ Adding New Co-Anchor
Jonathan Carlson is slated to be a new morning drive co-anchor on WWJ News Radio 950 in Detroit. Carlson, a television news veteran, joins Roberta Jasina April 18.
Sam Levitt Joins Padres Broadcast Team
97.3 The Fan’s (KWFN-FM) San Diego has added Sam Levitt as pregame and postgame host. Levitt will join The Padres Radio Network broadcast team alongside play-by-play announcer Jesse Agler and color analyst Tony Gwynn Jr, beginning this season.
Audacy Promotes Three
Three Audacy central promotions and experiences team members are taking on new jobs. The moves open positions for new hires in New York and San Francisco.
Another Bob & Sheri Inspired Book
'The Book of Bob' is the second book to be released by the nationally syndicated morning show. The book, from Now! Media is a collection of co-host Bob Lacey comments and observations during Lacey's 30-year radio journey.
More Komando In Chicago
WLS-AM690 has added a special one-hour version of The Kim Komando Show to its Friday evening lineup. Komando’s nationally syndicated three-hour weekend show is already heard on the Cumulus Media station every Saturday and Sunday.
John Clayton Passes
Clayton was well known for his work with ESPN TV but also worked for Bonneville's Sports station 710-AM in Seattle for the past 14 years. Clayton died after a short illness at the age of 67.
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