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This morning, Ken Cooper from Classic Hits is here.

Yes, yes.

You asked me to stop by.

Uh, it's on the Z93 TikTok.

If you're not following us on, uh, TikTok at Z93LaCrosse, that's our handle, you definitely should.

But I dragged our friend Ken Cooper from Classic Hits in to help, 'cause he's kind of a foodie, and I thought he would enjoy it.

I will say that it tastes pretty good.

Mm-hmm.

I worked with him at Classic Hits.

Um, when I worked with him at Classic Hits, I never got the sense of his political ideology.

I guess what I'll say for Jason Winstanley is he's first and foremost, as far as I've ever seen him, and like I've said, I've been in the room when it happened, I never worked for him at ZB, I was working for Dallas Gurney and Bill Francis at ZB.

Um, but what I know of Jason Winstanley is he's a, he's a, he's a true radio head.

I never at Classic Hits got the sense of where he sat politically.

And I, I guess what I would say without...

I'm not endorsing him.

[upbeat music] Welcome in to Section Four Double A football here on Classic Hits, KWAN 106.

It's Logan Breuer on your pregame show, as we're joined now by Dan Meyers, who is the head coach of the Cannon Falls Bombers, the four and one Cannon Falls Bombers.

A really nice start to the season for your squad, Coach Myers.

Thank you, sir.

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Welcome into section four AA football here on Classic Hits K-Wing 106.

It's Logan Burr with you guys as we prepare for a four and one Goodhue traveling to four and one Cannon Falls.

Just a, a huge section for AA matchup here in week number six, and Goodhue head coach Tony Poncelet joins us on the pregame show.

A Smorgasbord Prime Cut, a made in Minnesota podcast.

Classic Hits, KDUZ.

Good morning.

Joel Niemeyer with you here on the Smorgasbord, joined here on this first day of October by Hutchinson Fire Chief, Mike Schumann.

We're gonna talk about what's coming up, and what's coming up next week is National Fire Prevention Week.

So we'll talk about that in just a bit right here on KDUZ.

Classic Hits KDUZ, Joel Niemeyer along with, uh, Mike Schumann, Hutchinson Fire Chief, having a chat here this morning.

And, uh, coming up next week, Chief, uh, the Fire Prevention Week, uh, National Fire Prevention Week, uh, it, you know, it, I would, uh, I would assume, you know, you'd want people to think about fire prevention 365 days of the year.

He'll air Monday through Friday from 11 a.m. till 2 p.m. And in Detroit, Michigan, it looks like a new format will be airing on 1160 WCXI AM.

Based on information from TuneIn, the station will broadcast a classic hits format presenting five decades of rock and roll.

Fox Sports has moved to Baltimore, Maryland, a radio station WQLL transmitting on a frequency of 1370.

This was caused by the move of the Black Information Network, owned and operated by iHeartMedia, from 1370 to 1400 WWIN AM.

which is owned and operated by Radio 1.

And in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, the Green Bay Packers will continue to be heard on radio station WRIT-FM.

They broadcast the Classic Hits format, and they will also continue to broadcast all of the Green Bay Packers football games.

Finally, congratulations go out to Aaron Austin, who will be handling afternoons at radio station KILT-FM in Houston, Texas.

Financial terms of the transaction have not been disclosed.

The acquisition includes Classic Hits 105.7, KOKZ, Rock 108, KFMW, Classic Country 107.3, Hank FM on KPTY and its FM translator, and News Talk KXEL on 1540 AM and 100.5 FM.

The deal marks Civic Media's expansion beyond Wisconsin and into Iowa.

For NRG Media, meanwhile, this is another step in the company's continuing sell-off of its radio properties.

Just weeks after acquiring Cumulus Media's Melbourne cluster, Mark Media is expanding again with a $2.5 million deal to acquire WGUL-FM, incorporated, better known as Nature Coast Radio.

The transaction adds five signals serving communities along Florida's west coast between the Tampa and Gainesville markets.

They include Hot AC, Citrus 95.3 WXCV in Tampa, homosassa springs classic hits 96.7 the fox w x o f in yankee town country Z103.3 and 104.3 WXCZ and WXZC serving Cedar Key and Inglis and Aldi's greatest hits 106.3 WGHR and Spring Hill The $2.5 million purchase is structured with a $500,000 deposit, another $500,000 due in closing or at closing, and the remaining $1.5 million dollars financed through a promissory note to be paid over 10 years.

There is an additional regulatory issue with this transaction.