As a family owned, employee owned company, our employees have a voice in our company’s future, and as CEO of the company, I have a role in their future as well.

Leighton Broadcasting is a family owned, employee owned company composed of 190 employees, 64 rf/streaming audio sources, 26 format brands, six markets and one engineer. Recently, we awarded that one...

In a year that seemed it would never end, here we are again, looking out at the horizon, of a new calendar. The end of the year is often a time of reflection and this year has certainly given us...

Leighton Broadcasting is pleased to announce Stephanie Theisen has been promoted to Vice President of Sales and Marketing. Theisen will also maintain her role as General Sales Manager for the St....

As a small business owner or marketing manager, you’re tasked with accounting for every penny you invest from your marketing budget. It’s a necessary part of operations. When considering radio...

Radio is one of the most popular forms of conventional advertising. It can also be one of the most effective. Why? Radio is partially oriented around formats, giving owners a big advantage in...

Visualize With Me

Do me a favor. This is going to be good: flip what you're listening to from your usual station, podcast, streaming channel, or video platform. Find something new that you don't know...

For “in-the-moment” events, it’s best to be in the moment. Live radio remotes, or live broadcasting, is what will bring people to your event, make your customers happy, and spotlight your business. ...

Local radio stations, like those in the Leighton Broadcasting family, aren't just hubs of local community, news, and music. These stations and their events also serve as a launching pad for the...

Music has a powerful impact as Americans’ listen to four hours and five minutes of audio each day. Music stimulates both emotions and memories, thus making it a compelling and unique gateway to take...

Is radio still relevant today? Absolutely. 

Some people have trouble figuring out where radio fits into a modern media market. But people who are involved with it know: local radio serves as a hub for communities to grow and blossom.