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 Chris Hill
On-Air
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He has a passion for radio and he's good at it. That best describes WLSK morning host Chris Hill. Chris is a Leitchfield native who graduated from Grayson County High School before getting his degree in radio broadcasting from Western Kentucky University.
His first radio job? 100.9 WBBC in Jasper, Indiana. You might say that he's back home at 100.9 WLSK.
Chris is a big sports junkie. He loves his Packers, UK Wildcats, and the Atlanta Braves. When he's not watching athletic events, he enjoys reading biographies and comic books.
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 Caroline Reed
On-Air
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Caroline is a co-host with her dad, Jim, on the very popular "Sunday Morning Harvest" show that airs from 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM. She voices and produces our "Community Calendar" feature and also works behind the scenes as an in-studio producer of our local sports broadcasts. Caroline has a passion for volleyball and has eyes set on attending the University of Kentucky, where she will major in broadcast journalism with a minor in marketing and sales.
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 Lilly Pearson
On-Air
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Lilly is our afternoon host and will take your requests for the 3:00-4:00 Request Hour. She was born in Washington State, moved to Rhode Island and has lived in Columbia for the past 11 years. She is a student at Lindsey Wilson College and is a journalism major. But, when she's not studying, she loves to hike or hang out with her friends in the computer lab at Slider Hall on the LWC campus. |
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 Karen Bowling
General Manager
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Karen is an expert in radio sales and also excels at training radio sales Marketing Consultants. She is ready to help you and your business reach new heights.
Call her to learn more about radio advertising. She can be reached at (606) 524-0099
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Brittany Moses
Marketing Consulting
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Brittany is a Marketing Consultant for WLSK. She creates custom marketing campaigns to help local businesses sell more goods and services. Brittany is a gradute of the University of Kentucky with both Bachelor's and Master's Degrees. |
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.jpg) Hal B. Goode
Sports Director
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Hal B. Good is our Sports Director. Hal is a life long resident of Springfield and currently serves on the Springview Hospital Board of Directors and serves on many community boards and committees. Hal has been with the station part time since 1985, upon his graduation from Eastern Kentucky University working at WLBN/WLSK then on to WMQQ which is now WOKH 102.7 FM. Hal has been the voice of high school sports in Central Kentucky since 1989.
Hal currently is the President of the Kentucky Association for Economic Development (KAED) a non-profit located in Frankfort that provides educational opportunities to economic development professionals thru out Kentucky.
Hal and his wife Mary Lynn have two children and live in the Texas community of Washington County. Hal loves living on the family farm and spending time with family and friends.
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 Jim Reed
On-Air Host
Sports Announcer
Special Correspondent
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Jim and his daughter, Caroline, are the co-hosts of the "Sunday Morning Harvest" show that airs each week from 8-10 AM. Jim is a lifelong resident of Marion County and currently resides in God's Country of Jessietown, also know as Finley! Jim's day job is a loan officer and board of director at Citizens National Bank but his deep-rooted passion has long been radio. Growing up as a kid listening to the likes of Cawood Ledford and Marty Brennaman call the action of the Wildcats and Reds easily prompted Jim to jump at the opportunity to call ballgames for the Marion County Knights and 5th Region tournaments. He also serves as a special correspondent for WLSK, helping out in various capacities. Jim is very active in the community having coached numerous youth league teams and spent numerous years as an assistant for the Marion County Lady Knights basketball program. Jim has also been instrumental in the local St. Baldrick's fundraiser which has raised thousands of dollars in Marion County to conquer children's cancers. Jim is married to the former Sharon Farmer and has three beautiful children. |
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