Bull Market: Rufus Resources has surrendered the broadcast licenses for its nine South Texas stations, including Classic Country KCAF/Kenedy, which moves online, still positioned as "No Bull Radio." A Facebook post says, "The move closes the terrestrial broadcasting chapter for the Rufus Resources stations, but does not mark the end of No Bull Radio ... The transition to online broadcasting gives [us] an opportunity to continue that tradition without the geographic limitations of an FM or AM signal." Listen here.

ICYMI: Shaboozey will be featured in an episode of  Amazon Music's docu-performance series Songline, debuting Oct. 23. Listen here, and watch his performance of “Cowgirl” here.

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

• Nominations are being accepted for the Country Radio Hall of Fame through Oct. 30 here. 
• Cane Peterson and Sabrina From Queens talk about their new chapter at WWWF in Country Aircheck Weekly.
• Curb's Allyson Gelnett (Massey) is transitioning to a consulting role. (10/1)
• Dylan Salisbury was named PD for MacDonald/Saginaw, MI. (10/1)
• WFLS/Fredericksburg, VA morning co-host Grayson Williams departed. (9/29)
• WJKR/Columbus, OH OM John Crenshaw departed. (9/28)
• Carletta Blake moved to mornings at WKHK/Richmond, VA. (9/28)

Country Aircheck Top 5: Here are the Top 5 songs for Oct. 1, according to Mediabase.

1. KENNY CHESNEY/Carry On (Hey Now) 4398 points
2. MORGAN WALLEN/Been By Now (Big Loud) 4303 points
3. JOHN MORGAN/Kid Myself (Night Train/Broken Bow) 4097 points
4. ELLA LANGLEY/Loving Life Again (Sawgod/Col. NY/Triple Tigers) 3772 points
5. STELLA LEFTY/Boston (Sandlot/Atlantic Outpost) 3370 points

Country Aircheck Top Point Gainers: Here are the top point gainers for Sept. 27-Oct. 1, compared with the same days last week, according to Mediabase.  

1. ELLA LANGLEY/Loving Life Again (Sawgod/Col. NY/Triple Tigers) +2008 points
2. LUKE COMBS/Rethink Some Things (Columbia) +1997 points
3. LAUREN ALAINA f/CHASE MATTHEW/All My Exes (Big Loud) +1456 points
4. KOE WETZEL f/ELLA LANGLEY/Jaded (Col. NY/Records Nashville) +1341 points
5. SHINEDOWN/Searchlight (Atlantic) +1321 points

Tomorrow's Birthdays (10/3): Cherrill Green (Edens Edge), Randy Harrell, Adam Kashner, Eddie Hatfield, Wyatt Thomas, Justin Michael, Dan Fuson, the late Gene Kennedy, the late Steve Dahl, the late Mark Grantin.

Sunday's Birthdays (10/4): Heidi Newfield, Jaren Johnston (The Cadillac Three), Sarah Darling, Kristy Osmunson (American Young), Hobie Hubbard (Sawyer Brown), Leroy Van Dyke, J. Brooks, Dan Nelson, Lucas Phelan, Sean Caldwell, Chris Carson, Leeanne Lisk, Joel Pyle, Will Payne, the late Jeff Hackett.

Monday's Birthdays (10/5): Del Bryant, Britta Coleman, J.J. Gerard, the late Johnny Duncan.

Hate How Two Look: Universal Music Canada/MCA/Core Records' Josh Ross celebrates his second No. 1, "Hate How You Look," at BMI. Pictured (back, l-r) are The Core's Mackenzie Schrambach, MCA's Damon Moberly, Round Hill Music's Mike Whelan, Studio Bank's Kari Barnhart, The Core's Simon Tikhman, MCA's Mike Harris, The Core's Chief Zaruk, The Core's Tracy Martin, Combustion Music's Chris Farren and BMI's MaryAnn Keen; (front, l-r) producer Matt Geroux and songwriters Christian Yancey, Ross, Chris McKenna, Jessica Farren and Nick Sainato.

One Hall Band: Columbia's Old Dominion performs at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum’s 14th annual Nightfall at the Hall. Pictured (l-r) are the Museum's Ben Hall and Marie Bradshaw, OD's Trevor Rosen, Matthew Ramsey, Geoff Sprung and Brad Tursi and Troubadour Advisory Council's Zach Farnum.