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Meris To Join KILT Houston As APD/MD
CBS Radio's Country KILT-FM Houston has hired Brooke Meris as APD/MD and night jock, effective April 6. She arrives from CHR WZRT Rutland, Vt., where she was PD. KILT's APD/MD position had been vacant since Greg Frey left last fall to join Cumulus in a corporate programming capacity. P.M. driver Rowdy Yates had been handling those duties on an interim basis since Frey's departure.Previous and Next Stories
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