KIRO-FM Seattle Announces New Lineup
The Tom & Curley show, which has aired weekdays 9 a.m. to noon, moves to the afternoon drive spot, from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. KIRO will debut a new show from 9 a.m. to noon, the Gee & Ursula show.
Steele’s Talents Recognized With Award
Eugene Area Radio Stations has named Valerie Steele the 2019 Oregon Association of Broadcasting’s Broadcaster of the Year.
Buchanan Named Man Of The Year
Gary Buchanan, President/COO of Heart of the Rockies Radio, was named Man of the Year this past Friday night when the Salida Colorado Chamber of Commerce held their annual awards banquet.
Dildine Wins Traffic Reporter Award
The American Traffic Safety Services Association has named WTOP/Washington, DC, Traffic Reporter Dave Dildine the winner of the Eighth Annual ATSSA National Media Award.
Sweat Hotel Moved To Evenings In Chi-Town
Premiere Networks' number-one nationally syndicated Urban AC evening show The Sweat Hotel has moved to the 7 p.m. to midnight weeknight slot on iHeartMedia Chicago’s V103 (WVAZ-FM).
Rice To Call Rockies Games
Mike Rice has been hired to call Colorado Rockies baseball on KOA-M and FM in Denver. He replaces Jerry Schemmel, who lost his job in the recent round of iHeart cuts. Schemmel had been calling Rockies games for a decade.
Chamber Of Commerce Salutes Radio Company
Golden Isles Broadcasting has been recognized as the February Small Business of the Month by the Brunswick-Golden Isles (Georgia) Chamber Of Commerce.
Johnson Wins Major Sportscaster Award
Being named the National Sports Media Associations DC Sportscaster of the Year makes WTOP Senior Sports Director and long-time Wizards radio play-by-by broadcaster Dave Johnson something special in a very competitive market.
Happy Birthday Mr. Media
WNEW/WABC great Bill Diehl is celebrating his 80th birthday. And, he recently noted his 65th on-the-air year as a broadcaster.
Sullivan To Run Denver For Entercom
Chuck Sullivan is the new Market Manager for Entercom's Denver cluster, which includes KQMT-FM, KALC-FM, KQKS-HD2, KEZW-AM, and KQKS-FM. Sullivan succeeds John Fullam, who recently announced his retirement.
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