Advertisement
- Four in Ten People Connect Their TV to the Net
- The 25+ Road Trip, Part I
- Sales Management 101: Learn from Mother Nature
- The Power Of Prep
- Keith Larson Announces Exit from WBT/Charlotte
- Jon Burton Exits Pittsburgh's "Fan" for Nashville TV Gig
- Is AM Radio Dead? Discussion
- Pandora is L.A.'s #1 Radio Station: Discussion
- Downsized by a RIF? Tell the Industry You're Looking for Work on Our Free Jobs Board
- ESPN-New York moves to 98.7, bumping urban AC "Kiss"
News
Options
-
Text Size
Share
Lexington’s Hank 96.1 FM Debuts
WLXO Lexington, Ky., has flipped from talk to a classic country format with the slogan “Hank 96.1 FM” and positioner “country legends.” The station continues to air the NASCAR, Indy car and Horse Racing Radio Network events aired on its talk predecessor. The station’s website is still under development. Radio-Info’s Kentucky Discussion Board is talking about the change.
Previous and Next Stories
- WCCO, Minneapolis talk host Eleanor Mondale is starting a new round of c...
- CRB Makes It Official, Naming Bill Mayne Executive Director
- SAG agrees to renew a bargaining partnership with AFTRA
- Radio Remembers: Legendary actor Peter Graves
- Citadel re-org is approved by U.S. federal bankruptcy judge
- Making Moves: Monday, March 15, 2010
- Reports say Slacker is “secretly preparing an on-demand music service"
- Radio Around the World
- 50 stations nominated for NAB Crystal Awards for community service
- Much-loved NYC jock Ron Lundy passes away
- ESPN-New York moves to 98.7, bumping urban AC "Kiss"
- A Chapter 11 sale of Inner City's “ESPN Columbia” WZMJ (93.1)
- Dingo New To Mornings At WGTR Myrtle Beach, SC
-
ESPN-New York may finally score an FM signal, say local papers
-
Making Moves: Wednesday, April 25, 2012
- WBT-AM host Keith Larson discloses Greater Media exit on-air
-
Services for Brian Carter are set for Baltimore and Philadelphia
-
Survey says: Take away Pandora and listeners prefer...
-
Canada's Vista Radio, with new backing from Westerkirk, buys Haliburton ...
- Buckley peddles long-held classic rock KIOO Visalia-Tulare, Calif.
Most Popular
- Phil Lerza, legendary San Francisco radio engineer, has died
- Brian Carter, veteran Phila./NYC radio personality, dies suddenly at 54
- Tom Leykis claims his new online show has attracted 400,000 listeners in 2 weeks
- Internet radio listening “is no longer a trend, it’s a behavior”
- Mark Davis, 18-year personality at Dallas news/talk WBAP, has left – maybe
Advertisement
Advertisement
