KABZ 103.7 The Buzz

Moore made his debut with co-hosts Roger Scott and former University of Arkansas linebacker David Bazzel on New Year’s Eve 2001. read more >

Pat Lynch was built for radio, his old colleague Michael Hibblen says, perhaps because Lynch inhabited an audio world. read more >

KARK-TV News Director Austin Kellerman says he’s going home to Texas to work for parent company Nexstar Communications, ending a seven-year stint of directing news coverage for the Little Rock NBC affiliate. read more >

Steve Jonsson, president and CEO of Signal Media of Arkansas Inc., decided to tell listeners to one of his radio stations, KHLR-FM, The Ride, about what’s playing on a rival station, KSSN-FM of Little Rock. read more >

While keeping his main job as sports director of KLRT in Little Rock, Sports Director Wess Moore is joining another lineup. read more >

KABZ-FM's embattled radio contest pitting local female newscasters against one another in a March Madness-style bracket has avoided elimination by changing its name. read more >

KARK News Director Austin Kellerman had to 'fess up after messing up when his Pig Trail Nation brand jumped the gun, reporting on Nov. 30 that the University of Arkansas would name the University of Tulsa’s Derrick Gragg as athletic director to replace Jeff Long. read more >

Robert Richardson has been named general manager of KHLR 106.7, the Little Rock country station known as The Ride. read more >

KABZ-FM, 103.7 — "The Buzz," the powerhouse of sports radio in central Arkansas — has launched its own smartphone and iPad app. Created by Little Rock digital media agency Mass Enthusiasm, the free app allows listeners to stream the station from anywhere with Wi-Fi. read more >

Sports station KABZ-FM, 103.7 (The Buzz) in Little Rock has formed a content-sharing alliance with Sporting Life Arkansas, a website and print publication that covers sports across the state. read more >

Bo Mattingly, a 17-year veteran of TV and radio programming, has been honing his content-creating company since he moved his sports talk show from KABZ-FM, 103.7, to KKSP-FM, 93.3, in December. read more >

Bradley left KABZ-FM, 103.7 (The Buzz), of Little Rock to start a new sports radio show on KKSP-FM, 93.3 (Sports 93.3 The Source), also in Little Rock. The new show will launch early in May, after Bradley’s 90-day noncompete agreement ends. read more >