Arkansas Broadcasters Association is searching for an Executive Director. Apply by sending a cover sheet and resume to [email protected] by October 16, 2023. Attractive compensation and an exciting opportunity. Job description at arkbroadcasters.org

Arkansas Broadcasters Association and the broadcasting community mourn the loss of legendary broadcaster Jim Pitcock. Pitcock was a former long-time news director at KATV. Read more about Pitcock's legacy from KATV: katv.com/news/local/lon… Photo courtesy: KATV

Veteran broadcaster Neal Gladner has been selected as ABA's new executive director. Read the release: conta.cc/49ENKgt

Stations are reminded they have the rest of this month to enter the NAB's 2024 Marconi Awards. We've had finalists and winners from Arkansas in the past. #NAB #Marconi

We are looking forward to welcoming Bobby Bones to received the Arkansan of the Year award at the ABA annual convention October 14th.

We add our thanks to Brendan Carr for his support of broadcasters who deliver local news, weather and urgent information in their communities every day.

Thank you to French Hill for caring about and supporting the issues broadcasters in AR2 and across Arkansas are facing. We appreciate your time earlier this week. National Association of Broadcasters #wearebroadcasters

We are very thankful to Tom Cotton for being so generous with his time visiting with Arkansas Broadcasters Association earlier this week. We appreciate his support on the issues we face to continue bringing local news, information, entertainment and emergency updates to our viewers/listeners.

We Arkansas Broadcasters Association and broadcasters everywhere are fortunate to have such a strong ally in Rep. Steve Womack in Congress. Thank you, Congressman, for taking time to visit with us earlier this week. #werebroadcasters National Association of Broadcasters

Thank you to Senator John Boozman for his time with Arkansas Broadcasters Association during our visit this week. We appreciate his support on the issues that will allow us to continue to bring local news, weather, entertainment and emergency info to our listeners/viewers across Arkansas.

Our thanks to Rep. Bruce Westerman for his time in meeting with Arkansas Broadcasters Association this week, and his ongoing support of broadcasters in AR4 and across Arkansas. His support will help us continue to be first informers for our local listeners and viewers in Arkansas.

The Arkansas Broadcasters Association was proud to be a part of SLC. Thanks to the NAB for all the organizational preparation.

Just a reminder that nominations are open for the 2025 Arkansas broadcaster‘s Hall of Fame class. The induction will be at the ABA convention Hall of Fame dinner this September . Here is the link for information on making a nomination. arkbroadcasters.org/about-us/hall-…

We join many others in mourning the passing of Wayne Woods, a longtime Ad Executive in Arkansas. He and brother Shelby helped grow Arkansas tourism. They were the "W" in CJRW. He passed at age 77 after an illness. RIP Wayne.

We join many saddened by the news of the passing of Wayne Woods. The ad giant died at the age of 77 after an illness . He and brother Shelby had the Woods Brothers Agency, helping to grow tourism in Arkansas. They later merged to become the W in CJRW. RIP Wayne.

Thanks to KATV News for coverage of bill seeking to weaken the FOIA. #governmenttransparency

Your help is needed to protect Arkansas’ FOIA. Find your Senator at senate.Arkansas.gov/senators/ #FOIA #RIGHTTOKNOW

The Arkansas Broadcasters thank Rep. Steve Womack French Hill and Rep. Bruce Westerman. All three have signed on to co-sponsor The Local Radio Freedom Act, helping us continue providing local information/entertainment. #wearebroadcasters

AR Broadcasters thank Tom Cotton Senator John Boozman Rep. Bruce Westerman and Rep. Steve Womack. All are co-signers for AM for Every Vehicle Act, crucial legislation to protect AM Broadcasters in AR & USA. We appreciate them all for hearing our concerns and acting. #wearebroadcasters

An appellet court today struck down a Biden administration rule from the FCC that would have required broadcasters to keep track of gender, race, and gender preference. Here is a post from FCC Chairman Carr.