Lee Moves On: Longtime Cumulus/Topeka, KS OM Amber Lee has left the company. Her six-station oversight included KTOP, where she rose to PD in 2014 (CAT 5/30/14). Previous stops include OM for Great Plains Media/Lawrence, KS; mornings at KAWO/Boise, ID; and mornings on KSYN/Joplin, MO. In a social media post, Lee wrote, "I’m out like a bad song in rotation ... The Bureau of Labor Statistics says the median tenure for professionals in radio broadcasting is 3.8 years. So, reaching almost 12 years with a single employer is a remarkable feat ... What's next for me? TBD." Reach her here.

Tour Support:  Dylan Scott's Till I Can't I Will Tour kicks off March 12 in Syracuse, NY with subsequent stops in cities including Chicago, Fort Worth and Las Vegas. Joining on select dates are Kelsey Hart and Lauren Watkins. Tickets here tomorrow (12/12).

Watch Out: Atlus, Blake Whiten, Brandon Wisham, Elizabeth Nichols, Gavin Adcock, Greylan James, Jackson Wendell, Kevin Powers, Thelma & James and Zach John King are this year's Pandora Country Artists to Watch.

Stories Of The Week: Search for news and people in the archives at countryaircheck.com.

• Morgan Wallen and Big Loud are 2025's Top Airplay Performer and Label of the Year; full list in Country Aircheck Weekly. 
• Jelly Roll was invited to join the Grand Ole Opry during an appearance on The Joe Rogan Experience. 
• Caroline Fields joined 2PM Sharp as Assoc. VP.
• iHeartMedia/Tucson SVPP Nick Bruns departed. (12/8)
• Drew Walker was promoted to WCCQ & WXLC/Chicago PD/mornings. (12/8)

Benefit News: WQDR/Raleigh raised more than $46,000 for UNC Children’s Hospital with its annual Acoustic Christmas for the Kids concert last night (12/10). Performers included Brothers Osborne, Shane Profitt, Preston Cooper and Vincent Mason.

Lady A's LadyAID and Cornerstone Building Brands are donating $50,000 in windows and vinyl siding to Habitat for Humanity's Rockford, IL affiliate to assist with affordable housing in the community. Cornerstone is also contributing $10k to support LadyAID's charity initiatives.

Saga/Jonesboro, AR, which includes Country KDXY, helped AT&T distribute 110 refurbished laptops intended for use by underpriviliged students to local after-school program City Youth Ministries. The charity was suggested to AT&T by Saga/Jonesboro Pres./GM Trey Stafford.

ICYMI: Songwriters Josh Osborne (Feb. 21), Ashley Gorley (May 30) and Pat McLaughlin (Oct. 3) will be interviewed as part of the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum's Poets and Prophets series, and Jerry Douglas (March 7), Wendy Moten (May 16) and John Jorgenson (Aug. 15) for its musicians and session singers showcase, Nashville Cats; on-sale dates here.

Country Aircheck Today Top 5: Here are the Top 5 songs for Dec. 10, according to Mediabase 24/7.

1. RILEY GREEN f/ELLA LANGLEY/Don't Mind If I Do (Nash. Harbor) 4312 points
2. PARMALEE/Cowgirl (Stoney Creek) 3693 points
3. HARDY/Favorite Country Song (Big Loud) 3316 points
4. BLAKE SHELTON/Stay Country Or Die Tryin' (Wheelhouse) 3112 points
5. MEGAN MORONEY/6 Months Later (Col. NY/Columbia) 3029 points

Country Aircheck Top Point Gainers: Here are the top point gainers for Dec. 7-10, compared with the same days last week, according to Mediabase 24/7.  

1. RILEY GREEN f/ELLA LANGLEY/Don't Mind If I Do (Nash. Harbor) +2866 points
2. ELLA LANGLEY/Choosin' Texas (Sawgod/Col. NY/Triple Tigers) +1588 points
3. JASON ALDEAN/How Far Does A Goodbye Go (Macon Music/Broken Bow) +1462 points
4. HARDY/Favorite Country Song (Big Loud) +1372 points
5. SHABOOZEY & JELLY ROLL/Amen (Empire/Magnolia/Stoney Creek) +1231 points

Tomorrow's Birthdays (12/12): Hank Williams III, LaCosta Tucker, Jay Thomas, Liz Kiley, Carson Blackley.

Everybody Prance Now: Wheelhouse's Alexandra Kay with the label's Ken Tucker (l) and WGTY/York’s Scott Donato at the station's Jingle Bell Jam.

Live And Let Dye: Red Street's Taylor Austin Dye visits the SiriusXM/Pandora Nashville studios. Pictured (l-r) are manager Lex Lipsitz, SXM/Pandora's Johnny Chiang and Kathleen St. Clair, the label's Sally Allgeier, SXM/Pandora's "Trapper" John Morris, Dye, the label's Michael Steele and SXM/Pandora's Victoria Alfonso and Jordan Hatton.