<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3eKts5_18dhVIqM00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3eKts5_18dhVIqM00" width="2048" height="1366" >Legendary WISR Morning Show host and on-air personality Dave Malarkey announced his retirement, capping a half-century career of informing and entertaining Butler residents.Malarkey will hang up the mic as Butler’s longest tenured radio personality, citing health reasons.The Parker native began his career at WISR in 1973 after graduating from his beloved Penn State University.Malarkey soon established himself as one of Butler’s most beloved and trusted radio hosts. For decades, Dave’s soothing voice, charming wit, and extensive knowledge greeted Butler residents as they began their mornings.As the media landscape rapidly changed over his 52-year career, Malarkey consistently cited radio as his favorite form of mass communication.“Radio is the most intimate form of media,” Malarkey said. “It requires you to use your imagination.”Whether it was time and temperature, riveting political stories, or a charming anecdote, the WISR audience could always rely on Dave to begin their mornings with a smile.Malarkey also spent a near-two decade run as host of It’s Your Turn, WISR’s public affairs program. In his never-ending quest for knowledge, Malarkey engaged in a wide range of conversations with local leaders, politicians, and talked with nearly every organizer of every local non-profit event. He also gave listeners a chance to weigh-in the day’s topics as It’s Your Turn served as Butler’s only live call-in talk show.While known for his radio career, Malarkey was also a well-known local theater player. His numerous performances with the Butler Little Theater, Musical Theater Guild, and more showcased his penchant for entertaining audiences.Malarkey also saluted his Irish-roots by his love of golf and a pint of Guinness.Malarkey’s voice is unmistakable and his WISR colleagues will be forever indebted to Dave for his kindness, calming presence, and true professionalism.The post Longtime WISR Host Dave Malarkey Retires appeared first on ButlerRadio.com – Butler, PA.</div></body>

WISR Radio Veteran Dave Malarkey Announces Retirement

Longtime WISR morning show host Dave Malarkey has announced his retirement after a 52-year career in Butler, Pennsylvania. Malarkey, who began his tenure at WISR in 1973, has been a beloved figure in the community, known for his soothing voice and extensive knowledge. He cited health reasons for his decision to retire. Over the years, Malarkey hosted the popular public affairs program "It's Your Turn," engaging with local leaders and giving listeners a platform to share their views. Beyond his radio work, he was an active participant in local theater productions and celebrated his Irish heritage through golf and a fondness for Guinness. WISR colleagues praised Malarkey for his professionalism and kind demeanor throughout his career.

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Legendary WISR Morning Show host and on-air personality Dave Malarkey announced his retirement, capping a half-century career of informing and entertaining Butler residents. Malarkey will hang up the mic as Butler’s longest tenured radio personality, citing health reasons. The Parker native began his career at WISR in 1973 after...

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Legendary WISR Morning Show host and on-air personality Dave Malarkey announced his retirement, capping a half-century career of informing and entertaining

Longtime WISR Host Dave Malarkey Retires

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