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KBFB Dallas welcomes Preston Lowe
Radio One/Dallas hires Preston Lowe as MD of Urban KBFB “97.9 The Beat,” replacing “Big Bink.” Lowe has previous experience as APD, MD and PD in his 15 years of doing radio, including working with recently-hired PD Mark McCray in West Palm Beach, FL., as well as in Austin, and Riverside, CA. Previous and Next Stories
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