98.5 The Bull Palm Springs Hires Mary Lockrem
• Connoisseur Media Palm Springs is excited to welcome market veteran Mary Lockrem as the new midday personality on Country
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• Connoisseur Media Palm Springs is excited to welcome market veteran Mary Lockrem as the new midday personality on Country



• Total Media has flipped WATH-AM 970 & 97.3 (W247DR)/Athens, OH from Sports to Oldies, rebranded as “Southern Ohio Gold,”


• Community Broadcast Partners announced the addition of market veteran Brad Elliott to afternoon drive at KABW (95 One The


• Beasley Media Group makes it permanent and elevates Jen Scordo from fill-in to full-time midday talent on Country 92.5



• Premier Media Group and Bonneville Seattle have come to a partnership agreement that will allow Bonneville’s MyNorthwest.com to share


• Connoisseur Media has appointed Lorraine Hirsh to the newly created position of Vice President of Human Resources, reinforcing the


• Connoisseur Media announced that it has entered into an agreement to sell its 94.5 FM signal licensed to Gilroy,


• Talk about your seamless transitions… longtime media executive, Steve Borneman has been named as the new General Manager of


• Brittany Schaffer has been named the next Chief Executive Officer of the Country Music Association (CMA). She will succeed


• Cumulus Media has promoted 25-year company veteran Don Boyd to Regional Vice President, expanding his oversight to include Baton



• The FCC on Thursday announced that iHeartMedia, Inc. has agreed to enter into a consent decree with the agency.



• Total Media has flipped WATH-AM 970 & 97.3 (W247DR)/Athens, OH from Sports to Oldies, rebranded as “Southern Ohio Gold,”




• Connoisseur Media Palm Springs is excited to welcome market veteran Mary Lockrem as the new midday personality on Country


• “It’s been a helluva ride!!” Spyder Harrison exclaimed. Couldn’t have said it better ourselves… after a remarkable half-century radio


• Some opportunities in radio are created by layoffs… This isn’t one of them. While much of our industry continues