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Hours after Townsquare Media flipped Classic Hits 104.9 KIIK-FM DeWitt IA to Country “US 104.9“, iHeartMedia has moved to fill the vacated Classic Hits position. Classic Rock “Q106.5” KCQQ Davenport flipped to Classic Hits as “Big 106.5” at 1pm today, just three hours after KIIK-fM made its move. The station is listing core artists as […] […]

Univision will flip 93.3 KQBU-FM Port Arthur/Houston TX from a simulcast of Spanish CHR “Latino Mix 104.9” KAMA-fM Deer Park to Spanish Sports “TUDN 93.3/1010” simulcasting 1010 KLAT Houston on Monday, September 27. The station will run Univision’s TUDN Deportes Radio network programming along with a local show “Encanchados” from 10am-12pm hosted by Cesar Procel […] […]

I first heard Don Geronimo on Washington, D.C., radio in summer 1980, doing nights on WPGC, then in the middle of a Top 40 battle with WRQX (Q107). In the intervening years, Geronimo and co-host Mike O’Meara would become Top 40 WAVA’s morning superstars, later moving to afternoons at hot talk WJFK and syndication. Geronimo […] […]

Bold Gold Media Group Hot AC 98.3 WSUL Monticello NY has appointed Chase Daniels as Program Director and afternoon host. Daniels most recently served as Program Director of iHeartMedia Country 107.3 WRWD Poughkeepsie from 2018 to December 2020 adding programming of CHR “96.1 Kiss-FM” WPKF and Classic Rock “Z93” WBWZ in January for his final […] […]

Townsquare Media flipped Classic Hits 104.9 KIIK-FM De Witt/Quad Cities IA to Country “US 104.9” at 10am today. The new brand launched with 5000 songs commercial free with core artists listed as Luke Bryan, Luke Combs, Miranda Lambert, Kenny Chesney, Eric Church, and Carrie Underwood. After a deke with Garth Brooks’ “The River” followed by […] […]

Following the major staff cuts at Cox Media Group yesterday, one of the company’s stations is on its way to a new format. CHR “Hits 97.3” WFLC Miami began stunting at 6am today with a loop of five songs with some form of “Rhythm” in the title. Imaging includes references to “Something Big” and “Things […] […]