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105.5 The Wave Is Coming To Maine’s Midcoast
"We are delighted to offer a station that is tailor-made for the residents and businesses of the Midcoast, catering to the discerning listeners in these remarkable towns.”
Mark Randall Named Promotion Director At Audacy Sacramento
It is a return to the company for Randall, who previously served as Audacy Denver Regional Promotions Director.
Rowdy Yates Offering Free Fourth Of July Programming
“Weekend Triple Play” offers stations five hours of content. It fits into existing clocks and is entirely produced and personality-driven.
Lizzy Snyder Joins 94.9 WHOM Portland ME For Mornings
Snyder takes over for Lori Voornas, who announced her retirement earlier this month after 32 years with the station.
Mike Arlo Honored By Virginia Association of Broadcasters
Arlo wins the inaugural award, which celebrates extraordinary dedication, impact, and excellence in broadcasting.
Why Classic Rock Stations Must Embrace Community-Building
Can a Classic Rock radio station create a community of fans that will help expand awareness of the brand beyond the existing cume and potentially reach younger fans of Classic Rock?
Former Shamrock, NAB Executive Bill Clark Passes Away
"Bill Clark's legacy lives on through the many industry professionals he mentored and the positive mark he left on the radio industry."
Casey Atkins Named Operations Manager For Allegany Communications
Casey Atkins has officially been named Operations Manager for Allegany Communications in Cumberland, Maryland. The move marks a new chapter in Atkins' broadcasting career,...
Preston & Steve Host 20th ‘I Bleed for Preston & Steve’
93.3 WMMR Philadelphia’s Preston & Steve’s held their 20th annual “I Bleed for Preston & Steve” blood donor event June 12 and 13, collecting 930 units of blood.
Andy Denemark To Lead Marketing For ‘Lex & Terry’
"We have known and trusted Andy for a very long time," said Lex Staley, “And there is no better individual to help us reach our goals in 2025 and beyond.”