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Atlanta's "Steve & Vikki" morning show is now just "Vikki"
Cox Radio’s WSB-FM (98.5) had previously cashiered Steve McCoy, and had supposedly given Vikki Locke an offer to remain. The Atlanta Board of Radio-Info.com says she’ll be back on the air Monday, although it’s unclear whether that will be for the final four months of her original contract or under a new one. Rich Eldridge of Atlanta Magazine has the report about Vikki. She and McCoy previously worked as a team at CHR “Star 94” WSTR before taking time off and then joining Cox.
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