Good news for two former local radio personalities — within the past week, both Rick “RJ” Jordan and Sonny King have found new “big” jobs on the radio. But fans will have to make an effort to hear either one, as both jobs are outside of CNYRadio.com territory.
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SYRACUSE — Almost a quarter-century after WSCP-FM 101.7 first signed on the air, three former on-air personalities had a small reunion, this past week. Two of the guys are still working in Syracuse radio; the third recently visited from his retirement home down south. 
You’ve read about all the various format flips and call letter changes over the past few months here at CNYRadio.com … but if you’ve been out of town, perhaps you haven’t had a chance to hear the changes. Now you can — Scott Fybush has posted a slew of new Syracuse legal IDs on . . . → Read More: New Syracuse IDs on “Toppy” Updated 12/18 at 7:30pm: ROCHESTER – Less than six months after Rick “RJ” Jordan signed a deal to work in promotions for Stroudavarious Records, he’s on the move again. 
SYRACUSE — Look for a new imaging voice on Classic Hits 92.1 (WSEN). The station is one of three new clients of V/O talent Rachel Logan of the Imaging Chop Shop, according to AllAccess.com. Galaxy Communications has changed its request for a power increase for WSCP 101.7 FM. The new proposal for the Pulaski station asks for 5200 watts at 100 meters instead of 3700 watts at 128 meters. Galaxy Communications has filed a request to build a new tower for WSCP FM 101.7 next to the current site. The upgrade would boost the station’s power from 2.5 kW at 111 meters to 3.7 kW at 128 meters. Local radio group Galaxy Communications may be looking for opportunities beyond Central New York. Central New York based radio group Galaxy Communications has agreed to purchase traditional country formatted WSCP FM 107.1 and AM 1070. |
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