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Richmond’s Melissa Chase defects to “Mix 103.7”
Chase has been afternoon host of Clear Channel’s top 40 WRVQ “Q94” and now moves to Cox AC rival WMXB “The new Mix 103.7.” Style Weekly reports that Chase, who previously hosted mornings on Q up until May when management opted to put the syndicated Elvis Duran show in mornings. WRVQ now lists “Kash” handling the 2 – 7pm slot. At “Mix”, Chase will host mornings, but a start date has not been announced yet.
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