More PD Duties For Dent
Steve Dent is the new Program Director for WFTK-FM/96Rock, Cincinatti. Dent will continue afternoon drive at the station and continue as PD for WOFX-FM/92.5.
New Fox News Audio Anchor
Gianna Gelosi is a new FOX News Headlines 24/7 anchor. She worked as an evening anchor for News 12 Long Island and News 12 Westchester where she covered national and local news stories.
Cumulus Moves Steele to Indy
Cumulus announced late Wednesday that Jimmy Steele is the new Program Director for Indianapolis Top 40 station, WZPL-FM. Steele is making the move to Indy from Mobile where he was Operations Manager for Cumulus' five-station cluster.
WVRC Names VP Content
WVRC Media has named longtime radio personality Travis Jones as Vice President of Content. He has been with WVRC Media for nearly 30 years serving in various roles including on-air personality and program/operations director for a number of stations.
KFAN’s Dan Barreiro HoF Honors
Dan Barreiro, Sports Talk Host on KFAN 100.3, has been inducted into the Minnesota Broadcasting Hall of Fame. Barreiro has been part of the Twin Cities KFAN lineup since 1992.
New Co-Host In Indy
Casey Daniels is joining Indianapolis’ WIBC 93.1 FM as late-morning show co-host. Daniels returns to the "Circle City" after time in Grand Rapids, MI and South Bend, IN.
Cumulus Chattanooga Host Dies
WSKZ-FM midday host and APD Kelly McCoy died Tuesday at the age of 58. She worked in Chattanooga radio for 35 years. The cause of death was not announced.
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.
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