Bones Structure: Longtime The Bobby Bones Show Dir./Digital and on-air contributor Morgan Huelsman announced on the air her plans to leave the Premiere-syndiated show, effective tomorrow (7/17). In a follow-up social media post, she said, "I don't want to stay comfortable because it's easy. I want to challenge myself to always grow and be a force for change." Huelsman moved from Dir./Digital for iHeart's Wichita cluster to the same role at the Nashvile cluster (including Bones Show flagship WSIX) a decade ago (CAT 6/27/16), joining the show the following year. For the last two years, she has also hosted the Take This Personally With Morgan Huelsman podcast, distributed via Bones' Nashville Podcast Network (CAT 7/29/24), which she will continue. Huelsman has not yet revealed her future plans, writing, "I actually have no idea what comes next." Reach her here.

Into View: Skyview Networks has made several leadership changes, promoting EVP/Strategic Business Operations Andrew Kalb to COO; EVP/Finance Clayton Nix to CFO; and Sr. Exec. Dir./Insights Ethan Aragon to Sr. Exec. Dir./Business Strategy. The company has also hired former Audacy Chief Technology Officer Sarah Foss as Chief Transformation Officer and former ESPN Dir./Audio Research Nicholaus Tzineff as Revenue Analytics Strategist.

Tour Support: Larry Fleet's From A Barstool tour kicks off Sept. 11 in Roanoke, VA, with subsequent stops in cities including Lexington, Portland, ME, Philadelphia, Des Moines and Green Bay. Tickets here.

Bits & Pieces: SiriusXM Willie's Roadhouse (Ch. 61) will celebrate Country Music Hall of Famer Bill Anderson's 65th anniversary as a Grand Ole Opry member with the four-hour 65 Years and Still Whisperin': A Bill Anderson Weekend special, set to air July 18 and 19 at 5pm ET.

Willie Nelson will publish new book "The Last Leaf: Reflections on Late-Life Creativity — and My Longest Love Affair" Nov. 10 via Penguin Press. In it, the 93-year-old shares his "wisdom about reaching an astonishing creative flourishing, and ... an even deeper union" with wife Annie. Pre-order here.

Darius Rucker, Pam Tillis, Neal McCoy and Dion Pride are among the artists set to perform during Opry 100 Honors Charley Pride Sept. 22; tickets here.

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

• Beasley/Tampa OM Will Calder explains his “enterprise” approach to programming in Country Aircheck Weekly.
• Jenny Law added APD duties for KCYY/San Antonio. (7/15)
• Phil Becker joined Cox Media Group as VP/Audience & Content Growth. (7/14)
• Cumulus Regional VP John Lewis added Fort Walton Beach and Pensacola, FL. (7/13)

Country Aircheck Today Top 5: Here are the Top 5 songs for July 15, according to Mediabase.

1. JASON ALDEAN/Don't Tell On Me (Macon Music/Broken Bow) 4828 points
2. MORGAN WALLEN/Don't We (Big Loud) 4500 points
3. ELLA LANGLEY & MORGAN WALLEN/I Can't Love You Anymore (Sawgod/Col. NY/Triple Tigers/Big Loud) 4101 points
4. LUKE COMBS/Be By You (Columbia) 3731 points
5. BAILEY ZIMMERMAN/Chevy Silverado (Atlantic/Warner/WRN) 3376 points

Country Aircheck Top Point Gainers: Here are the top point gainers for July 12-15, compared with the same days last week, according to Mediabase.  

1. JASON ALDEAN/Don't Tell On Me (Macon Music/Broken Bow) +2406 points
2. ELLA LANGLEY/Loving Life Again (Sawgod/Col. NY/Triple Tigers) +1925 points
3. BAILEY ZIMMERMAN/Chevy Silverado (Atlantic/Warner/WRN) +1609 points
4. STELLA LEFTY/Boston (Sandlot/Atlantic Outpost) +1506 points
5. LUKE COMBS/Be By You (Columbia) +1426 points

Tomorrow's Birthdays (7/17): Luke Bryan, Craig Morgan, Elizabeth Cook, Aaron Clark, Dale Libby, Mary Vyrostek, the late Red Sovine, the late Ben Farrell.

Breakin' In Booths: Black River's Matt Stell (c) co-hosts WKDF/Nashville's Jesse James Morning Show. Pictured with James (l) and Travis Daily.