Longtime radio personality Gene Lovin and WSKZ-FM will be honored by the Tennessee Radio Hall of Fame in the spring.
Lovin, who can be heard on WFLI-FM from 3 to 6 p.m. every weekday, has spent nearly 40 of his 52-year career in Chattanooga. He was at WDOD-FM for many years in the ’80s, where he was instrumental in starting the statewide March of Dimes Radio Day and the station’s annual Christmas project, the Forgotten Child Fund.
Barry CourterToday, the Chattanooga radio host can say he’s in the Tennessee Radio Hall of Fame.
Hall of Fame board member Chip Chapman said also that WSKZ has been named the Legendary Station of the Year.
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