Q108 Wins a Crystal Award!


(Pictured, L to R – General Manager, Katie Gambill; CC Carmack; Scott Chase; Gretchen; and Ryan)

Q108 today was awarded the National Association of Broadcasters’ Crystal Radio Award. Q108 is a first time recipient of the award. Since 1987, the NAB Crystal Radio Awards have recognized radio stations for their outstanding year-round commitment to community service. “We are honored to receive our first Crystal award… Helping our community, comes from the heart, and this is a wonderful pat on the back for the Q108 staff and all their hard work”, says Brand Manager Scott Chase. “We also need to say thank you to all of our listeners for contributing to our success; we couldn’t do it without them!”

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