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WTOP’s Joel Oxley Reflects on Career, Future Ahead of NAB National Radio Award Honor
“From the bottom of my heart, I am so appreciative of all the people that I’ve worked with all these years. I’m glad I’m going to be able to get up there and say some good thank-yous.”
Joel Oxley: WTOP’s Core Mission Hasn’t Changed Despite Radio’s Evolution
"Our advertising revenue when I started was 90% from ad agencies. Now, it’s 85% direct, so there’s been a really big difference in how business is done as well."
Hubbard Names Declan Moore to Replace Joel Oxley at WTOP
"I’m energized by the opportunity to work with the talented teams here to build on those strengths and help these businesses continue to evolve and grow."
WTOP’s Joel Oxley to Receive 2026 NAB National Radio Award
"His integrity, vision and dedication have left an enduring mark on our industry, making him a most deserving recipient of this year’s National Radio Award.”
WTOP Exits 103.9 FM as K-LOVE Signs Lease Deal with Hubbard
Although listeners in Frederick will lose the 103.9 FM simulcast, WTOP will remain available on its full-power 103.5 FM signal.
WTOP SVP/GM Joel Oxley Announces Retirement Plans
“Joel’s leadership, integrity, and deep commitment to excellence have shaped this organization for decades. His impact on our people and our brands is lasting, and we are grateful for his remarkable service."
WTOP Business Reporter Jeff Clabaugh Dies
“His work ethic was incredible. And his voice was so smooth. He was one of the best storytellers in the WTOP newsroom.”
WTOP Launches Podcast Centered on Local Entrepreneurs
“With this endeavor we’re raising the profile of entrepreneurship in D.C. by connecting the local people and stories that make up the heart of D.C.’s thriving business community..."
Former WTOP Reporter Derrick Ward Dies
"His warmth and caring were evident at every turn. Everybody liked Derrick. I saw why right away. He’ll be missed tremendously.”
WTOP Dedicates Main Air Studio to Honor the Late Jim Farley
Jim Farley worked at the station from 1996 until his 2013 retirement.