Chronicle: Brittany Overbee, Gayle Hill
Chronicle: Former Forever WFGS/Murray, KY air personality and salesperson Brittany Overbee (on air as Emmy Green) died Sept. 4 at the age of 42 after being shot in her home Aug. 17, allegedly by her husband. The station posted a Facebook tribute here, saying, "For many years, she shared her caring and loving personality with our listeners on-air." Full obituary, including details of her Sept. 9 visitation and Sept. 10 funeral, here.
Gayle Hill, a 2019 Source Hall of Fame inductee, died Aug. 18 at her home in Ashland City, TN at the age of 90. After three years working for Nashville producer Glen Sutton, she formed G Hill & Company in 1973, a PR agency that also produced jingles, including Dottie West’s “Country Sunshine” for Coca-Cola. Hill seved on the boards of CMA and NARAS (now the Recording Academy). A Celebration of Life will be held Sept. 26 at 1:30pm at 1025 Ed Burgess Road in Ashland City. The family requests memorial donations to Alive Hospice.
The Summer 2026 Print Special featuring:
Country Radio Hall
of Famers
Eric Church's Sinners @ 20
ACM Radio Winners & Carter Faith
Troy Tomlinson:
The Interview
2026 ACM Voter's Guide
A quick reference guide to the 2026 ACM Nominees
Inside This Issue:
MC-Yay At Ryman Lunch
Disruption Junction
You Look Like You Love Me
The Day Ahead