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Screen Door Broadcasting flipped Business/Talk “Success 105.7“ K289CC/95.5 KWEN-HD2 Tulsa to Oldies “Groovy 105.7” earlier this month. The new station is focusing on music from the 1960s and 70s bringing the format back to the Tulsa market foe the first time since iHeartMedia fliped “93.5 Chrome-FM” K228BR to Classic Rock in 2018. The former Business/Talk […] […]

White Communications has launched “Classic Hits 107.9” on newly acquired KZRS Great Bend/Hays KS. The new 80s-based brand launched at 5pm today under the services of Radio Consulting Services‘ Jon Holiday with the Rolling Stones “Start Me Up”. The station will run jockless at launch with on-air talent expected to be added in a couple […] […]

Premiere Networks will partner with Amazon’s AMP to launch The Zach Sang Show into international syndication. The Zach Sang Show will remain exclusive to AMP in the United States, with Premiere offering the four hour daily show in other countries starting May 1. Sang will be joined by co-host/executive producer Jacob Cummings who previously worked […] […]

Twin Cities based University of Northwestern – St. Paul’s Northwestern Media is acquiring Lake Area Educational Broadcasting Foundation for $1.25 million. The acquisition will add LAEBF’s fifteen FMs, eight translators and six construction permits to Northwestern’s current 81 signals across eleven states. Based at 91.7 KCVO-FM Camdenton MO, the group currently programs the Christian AC […] […]

iHeartMedia CHR 101.3 KDWB Richfield/Minneapolis has announced it has signed morning host Dave Ryan to a contract extension through June 2026. Ryan will celebrate his 30th anniversary in mornings at KDWB in June after previous stints in mornings at WNCI Columbus, KLUC Las Vegas, and KKFR and KZZP Phoenix. His morning show currently features Falen […] […]

Cumulus Media has appointed Steve ‘Stash’ Smith as Program Director for Classic Rock 94.5 WXKR Port Clinton and Hot AC “Q105.5” WQQO Sylvania/Toledo OH. He will also host middays at WXKR. Smith previously spent most of his career in Baltimore where he worked at Hearst’s “98 Rock” WIYY from 1988 to 2012 and then mornings […] […]