The Fortnite Pro-Am came to a conclusion this evening as twenty renowned duos fought to secure the top-place prize of $50,000 dollars. Dynamic competitors like Bugha and Peterbot lit up the stage ...

Funny memes, jokes to make dad proud of his favorite turkey Les Nessman: 'Don't you know who I am? ... Oh, the humanity!' Who is Les Nessman? You know, he won the Buckeye Newshawk award.

1 – WKRP was based on Atlanta's WQXI-AM (790) a Top 40 radio station which creator Hugh Wilson listened to while working as an Atlanta advertising man. Gary Sandy (right) chatted with old friend ...

on Jan. 26. Doug Weathers, WTOC-TV – television journalist and news director Ed Harbison, WQXI-AM/FM and WAGH(FM) – Georgia state senator Scott Miller, WCUG(FM) – radio broadcaster and play-by-play ...

Bob Middleton, who spent nearly 60 years on New Orleans radio as a disc jockey and talk show host known by the nickname “Bo Mid,” died July 20 at East Jefferson General Hospital. He was 86.

The answer is both yes and no. The show’s creator, Hugh Wilson, did come from a radio background, serving time as a sales rep at WQXI ... form radio station on AM? (WKRP broadcast at 550 ...

If you read my column regularly, you’ll be getting real sense of déja vu every Thanksgiving because since 2013, I’ve decided to post something about this particular TV show episode ...

former air personality at WQXI AM in Atlanta. An additional 10 legacy awards went to outstanding people in the radio field who have passed away. These honorees were Ray Relihan, the former chief ...

At the time, WQXI was known as “Quixie from Dixie” and drew huge ratings when people primarily listened to AM radio. He was inducted into the Georgia Radio Hall of Fame in 2007. Rob Stearns ...

But there are others who already are questioning the decision. Steak Shapiro, program director of WQXI-AM “The Zone” in Atlanta, said he was “very disappointed” by Westwood One’s move.

Here are 40 reasons to celebrate the beloved sitcom's 40 th anniversary: 1. WKRP was based on Atlanta's WQXI-AM, a Top 40 radio station creator Hugh Wilson listened to while working as an Atlanta ...