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Texas Radio Hall of Fame Kicks Off Membership Drive


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Texas Radio Hall

The Texas Radio Hall of Fame (TRHOF) kicked off its annual membership drive Wednesday with the announcement of its 2023 nomination and voting schedule, as well as the date of organization's annual Induction Ceremony and Radio Reunion weekend. From now through April 15th, friends, fans, and followers of Texas radio may become voting members of the TRHOF for the reduced fee of $25 for the first year and $20 each year thereafter.

Beginning June 1, any voting member of the TRHOF in good standing may nominate a worthy broadcaster for this annual recognition. Following the vetting of those nominations by an internal committee of TRHOF inductees, final voting by the voting membership will take place from July 20th to July 31. The 2023 Induction Class will be announced on August 1, in advance of their induction on Saturday, November 4 at the Texas Museum of Broadcasting and Communications in Kilgore, TX.

"The Texas Radio Hall of Fame has experienced explosive growth in the last 3 years," observed Executive Director Doug Harris. "We credit this progress to the revitalization of our Executive and Advisory boards, a robust calendar of programs and events, and our expanded outreach to every corner of the Texas radio landscape. We welcome the involvement of all who recognize the impact that radio makes on the lives of Texans and invite all who respect our mission and guidelines to participate in our selection process."

Complete information on voting requirements and inductee eligibility is available here.

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