I was born and raised in Pompano Beach, Florida and graduated from Ely High School. I hold a Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communication from Bethune-Cookman College in Daytona Beach, Florida where I am a life member of the alumni association. I also have a Bachelor of Science in Geosciences and a Broadcast Meteorology Certificate from Mississippi State University. My father Bud always preached to “never stop learning” and to that end, I am currently a graduate student at Queens University of Charlotte with the Masters of Communication at the Knight School of Communication. My plan is to utilize this Master’s program to advance my radio stations all while reaching towards my long-term goal to teach communications at the collegiate level. I have locked down the radio field with over 27 years of experience and have worked in Florida, Alabama, and South & North Carolina. In 2018, I was was named by Radio Ink as one of the best program directors in radio. I am currently the Assistant Operations Manager for Townsquare Media, the Brand Manager for 105.1 The Block, and Afternoon Drive personality for 92.9 WTUG. The “highpoint” of my career is when I rode Disney World’s Splash Mountain for 48 hours to raise over 10 thousand dollars for the Red Cross. In my free time, I enjoy adding to my purse collection, oil painting, chasing local weather, and cheering on my favorite football teams.
Mary K
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Timing Update On Potential For Severe Weather
Timing Update On Potential For Severe Weather
Particularly Dangerous Situation Tornado Watch In Effect
Portions Central Alabama Are Under A Dangerous Situation Tornado Watch until Midnight.
Hazardous Weather Outlook For Today
Hazardous Weather Outlook For Today, Sunday April 12, 2020.
Significant Severe Weather Across Alabama On Sunday
Significant Severe Weather Across Alabama On Sunday April 12, 2020.
Tuscaloosa Has The First Case Of COVID-19
Tuscaloosa Has The First Case Of COVID-19
Reports Says Kobe Bryant Dead After Helicopter Crash
Reports Says Kobe Bryant Dead After Helicopter Crash
Adjusted Risk Areas And Timeline
The National Weather Service has made some updates to the timing and adjusted the threat level areas. And there could be more area and timeline adjustments as the evening continues. We will keep you posted.
New Info On Timeline And Expanded Threat Level
All of our listening areas for our Townsquare Media Radio stations are under an “Enhanced Risk” level. The timeline has been adjusted again, from Monday 5 p.m. until Tuesday at 7 a.m.
Timeline For Severe Weather – Monday 4 p.m. – Tuesday 7 a.m.
The Storm Prediction Center has listed a good portion of our listening area in an “enhanced” risk level for severe storms and the other regions with a “slight” risk area.