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» Book Of Revelation: Here are select Nielsen Audio diary ratings for Fall 2018 (9/13-12/5) for subscribing stations compared with their last books. Ranks (in parentheses) are also among subscribers. Have a story for your station inside the overall numbers? Email us here.

Colorado Springs	KATC 8.8 (1) to 7.5 (1), Cumulus
Gainesville-Ocala	WOGK 11.5 (1) to 11.8 (1), Ocala WRUF 3.0 (6t) to 4.2 (8), Univ. of Florida WXUS 2.6 (9) to 2.9 (10), JVC
Hot Springs, AR	KQUS 10.5 (1t) to 10.2 (1t), US Stations
Madison, WI	WMAD 4.7 (4) to 3.2 (8t), iHeartMedia
Mobile, AL	WKSJ 8.4 (3) to 6.7 (4), iHeartMedia
Stockton, CA	KATM 6.2 (3) to 6.9 (3), Cumulus
Toldeo, OH	WKKO 7.7 (1) to 8.9 (1), Cumulus WCKY 0.9 (11t) to 1.1 (11), iHeartMedia
Wichita, KS	KFDI 10.5 (1) to 9.6 (1), Summit KZSN 8.6 (2) to 6.5 (2), iHeartMedia KFTI-AM 1.3 (13t) to 2.0 (13), Summit Classic Country

Certain markets do not appear because the Country stations in those metros aren't subscribers; non-subscribing stations in published markets are also excluded. Unless otherwise noted, all figures are Persons 12+, Monday-Sunday, 6am-midnight.

» Mac Leaving WKHX:

Cumulus WKHX/Atlanta morning co-host Ali Mac left the station yesterday (1/15) after three years. Mac joined WKHX for middays in 2016 (CAT 1/26/16) and segued to mornings the following year (CAT 6/22/17). "I learned so much from Kicks 101.5 and had an amazing time working with everyone at Cumulus/Atlanta," Mac tells Country Aircheck. "I can't wait to see what's next." Reach Mac here. WKHX PD Brian Thomas is seeking an immediate replacement. Apply here.

» Songs In The Keynote Of Life:

Ken Burns' Country Music documentary series writer/producer Dayton Duncanwill give the keynote presentation at CRS 2019 Feb. 13 at 4pm (CT). Film director and co-producer Burns will appear via a taped intro piece, and Duncan will offer attendees a first look at clips of the eight-part, 16-hour documentary that is set to premiere on PBS this fall. "Ken Burns' documentary is a monumental celebration of the country music genre," says CMA CEO Sarah Trahern. "CMA is actively engaging our members to participate in this landmark series, and we're delighted to share a sneak peek of the documentary with those attending CRS."